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What is the Hebrew word for broccoli?
What is the Hebrew word for ice cream?
What is the Hebrew word for donut?
What is the Hebrew word for juice?
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What is the Hebrew word for popcorn?
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What is the Hebrew word for pizza?
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What is the Hebrew word for banana?
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What is the Hebrew word for soup?
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What does 'Do you like...?' mean in Hebrew?
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What does 'Yes, I do.' mean in Hebrew?
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What does 'No, I don't.' mean in Hebrew?
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What is the Hebrew word for mushroom?
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What is the Hebrew term for smoothie?
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What is the Hebrew word for sushi?
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What is the Hebrew word for cauliflower?
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What is the Hebrew word for pickles?
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What is the Hebrew word for cupcake?
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What is the Hebrew word for popsicle?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary List
- Broccoli: Vegetable known for its green color and nutritional benefits; in Hebrew: ברוקולי
- Ice Cream: Frozen dessert made from dairy products; in Hebrew: גלידה
- Donut: Sweet, fried treat typically ring-shaped; in Hebrew: סופגניה
- Juice: Liquid extracted from fruits or vegetables; in Hebrew: מיץ
- Popcorn: Puffed corn snack, commonly eaten as a movie snack; in Hebrew: פופקורן
- Pizza: Dish consisting of a flat base topped with sauce, cheese, and various toppings; in Hebrew: פיצה
- Banana: Soft, sweet fruit, typically yellow when ripe; in Hebrew: בננה
- Soup: Liquid dish typically made by cooking meat, vegetables, or grains; in Hebrew: מרק
- Mushroom: Fungi often used in cooking for flavor; in Hebrew: פטריה
- Smoothie: Thick beverage made from blended fruits, vegetables, and liquids; in Hebrew: מיץ טבעי
- Sushi: Japanese dish featuring rice, seafood, and nori; in Hebrew: סושי
- Cauliflower: White vegetable similar to broccoli, often used in low-carb diets; in Hebrew: כרובית
- Pickles: Cucumbers that have been preserved in brine or vinegar; in Hebrew: מלפפונים חמוצים
- Cupcake: Small cake, typically frosted, often enjoyed as a sweet treat; in Hebrew: קאפקייק
- Popsicle: Frozen treat on a stick, available in various flavors; in Hebrew: ארטיק
- Pudding: Creamy dessert usually made from milk, sugar, and flavorings; in Hebrew: פודינג
Common Phrases
- "Do you like...?": Phrase used to ask about someone's preferences; in Hebrew: האם אתה אוהב?
- "Yes, I do.": Affirmative response to a preference question; in Hebrew: כן, אני כן.
- "No, I don't.": Negative response to a preference question; in Hebrew: לא, אני לא.
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Test your knowledge of food-related vocabulary with these flashcards. This quiz includes words like broccoli, ice cream, and pizza, alongside their definitions in Hebrew. Perfect for anyone looking to expand their food lexicon.
