shalom lehitra'ot boker tov toda toda raba tov me'od bevakasha ken lo regga rak regga beseder gamur sababa hegozim ma shlom cha? baruch hashem savlanut (= patience) bidiyuk (= exactly)
If you'd like some translations, here's my 2 cents: shalom - Hello (also peace, bye, hi). lehitra'ot - bye, see you. boker tov - Good morning. toda - Thank you. toda raba - Thank you very much. tov me'od - Very good, very well. bevakasha - Please. ken - Yes. lo - No. regga -Just a minute rak regga - Just a minute beseder gamur - OK sababa hegozim - (A completely Slang phrase that says "Okey dokey") ma shlom cha? - How are you? baruch hashem - Thank God, OK (The usual answer when someone asks "How are you?")
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If you'd like some translations, here's my 2 cents:
shalom - Hello (also peace, bye, hi).
lehitra'ot - bye, see you.
boker tov - Good morning.
toda - Thank you.
toda raba - Thank you very much.
tov me'od - Very good, very well.
bevakasha - Please.
ken - Yes.
lo - No.
regga -Just a minute
rak regga - Just a minute
beseder gamur - OK
sababa hegozim - (A completely Slang phrase that says "Okey dokey")
ma shlom cha? - How are you?
baruch hashem - Thank God, OK (The usual answer when someone asks "How are you?")
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