Are you interested in learning a new language through games? Look no further! Our interactive activities for telling time in Hebrew will make learning fun and engaging. Whether you're a beginner or looking to brush up on your skills, our games will help you master this essential language skill. Get ready to have a blast while expanding your language knowledge!
Games
Study Resources
Vocabulary
| English | Hebrew |
|---|---|
| Hour | שעה |
| Minute | דקה |
| Second | שנייה |
| Clock | שעון |
| Watch | שעון יד |
| Timepiece | מד זמן |
| Digital | דיגיטלי |
| Analog | אנאלוגי |
| AM | בבוקר |
| PM | אחר הצהריים |
| Midnight | חצות |
| Noon | צהריים |
| Quarter | רבע |
| Half | חצי |
| Past | אחרי |
| To | עד |
| Time zone | אזור זמן |
| Stopwatch | שעון עצר |
| Timer | טיימר |
Quick Facts
- Hebrew uses a 24-hour clock system, like many other languages.
- When telling time in Hebrew, the word "שָׁעָה" (sha'ah) is used for "hour."
- To say "o'clock" in Hebrew, you simply use the word "בָּעֶרֶב" (ba'erev) for "in the evening" or "בַּבֹּקֶר" (bavoker) for "in the morning."
- Minutes in Hebrew are counted from 1 to 59, using the word "דָּקָה" (dakah).
- When asking for the time in Hebrew, you can say "כַּמָּה הַשָּׁעוֹה?" (kama hasha'ah) which means "What time is it?"
Downloads
Vocabulary List
Download:telling_time_in_hebrew.pdf