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English to Hebrew Common Words and Phrases

If you're learning Hebrew, then it can be well worth the effort to learn the most commonly said words and phrases in the language. To help you expand on your current Hebrew vocabulary, especially when it comes to the more basic and commonly used words of the language, see below.

By scrolling down, you will find a variety of English to Hebrew translations for words and phrases like yes and no, please, thank you, and you're welcome, plus question words, do you speak English?, and more. Our full list of translations can be seen below, so have a scroll down to see what you can learn.

English to Hebrew Common Words and Phrases:

Words in bold added during the last update. You can also view this list of common words and phrases from Hebrew to English.


Yes and No from English to Hebrew

Yes ➔ Ken

No ➔ Lo


English to Hebrew for Please and Thank You

Please ➔ Bevakashah


Thank you. ➔ Todah

Thank you very much. ➔ Todah raba.


It's nothing. ➔ Ein be'ad ma. (polite response to thank you)

You're welcome. ➔ Bevakashah


Question Words from English to Hebrew

Who ➔ Mi

What ➔ Mah

When ➔ Matai

Where ➔ Eifo

Why ➔ Lamah


Asking and Answering Do You Speak English? in Hebrew

Do you speak English? ➔ Atah medaber Anglit? (when asking a male)

Do you speak English? ➔ At medaberet Anglit? (when asking a female)


I speak English. ➔ Ani medaber Anglit. (when a male is speaking)

I speak English. ➔ Ani medaberet Anglit. (when a female is speaking)


No, I don't speak English. ➔ Lo, ani lo medaber Anglit. (when a male is speaking)

No, I don't speak English. ➔ Lo, ani lo medaberet Anglit. (when a female is speaking)


I speak Hebrew. ➔ Ani medaber Ivrit. (when a male is speaking)

I speak Hebrew. ➔ Ani medaberet Ivrit. (when a female is speaking)


I speak Spanish. ➔ Ani medaber Sfaradit. (when a male is speaking)

I speak Spanish. ➔ Ani medaberet Sfaradit. (when a female is speaking)


Other Useful Phrases from English to Hebrew

Excuse me ➔ Slihah

Good luck / Congratulations ➔ Mazel tov


This list of English to Hebrew common words and phrases was last updated on March 28, 2025.



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The Fine Print

I don't speak Hebrew myself, so there could be mistakes in the translations. Most of what is here is user-submitted, but I do try to check for accuracy and make corrections as I can. Thanks for your understanding. Best of luck on your Hebrew language learning journey!



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