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In Yiddish, the greeting would be ah freilichen Chanukah (written א פרייליכן חנוכה), pronounced AH FRAY-likh-en KHAH-noo-kah. You can also express your felicitations for “a light-filled Hanukkah,” ah lichtigen Chanukah (written א ליכטיגן חנוכה), pronounced AH LIKHT-ig-en KHAH-noo-kah.
28 lis 2021 · You may hear some saying "gut yuntuv" (as well as "gut yom tov") which also means "happy holiday" in Hebrew. 18Doors explains the phrase is typically said on the Jewish holidays of Sukkot and...
25 wrz 2024 · חנוכה שמח. Pronunciation: Chanukah Sameach. This is a slightly shorter version that conveys the same joyful sentiment. For more formal greetings, especially in religious or educational settings, you might say: חג אורים שמח. Pronunciation: Chag Urim Sameach.
21 lis 2023 · In Hebrew, the most common way to wish your friends or colleagues a happy Hanukkah is "Chag Hanukkah sameach" (חַג חֲנֻכָּה שָׂמַח), or חַג אוּרִים שָׂמַח (Chag Urim sameach).
How do you say happy Chanukah in Hebrew? In English it's just fine to say "happy Chanukah" but even Jews who don't speak much Hebrew often know at least one of these greeting phrases. The most correct way is almost a direct translation: חֲנוּכָּה שַׂמֵחַ (audio) or Chanukah sameach .
29 lis 2019 · While it's always correct to express holiday greetings in Hebrew, it's actually more informal and friendly to express them in Yiddish: Ah Freilichen Hanukkah! A more general "happy holiday" option is gut yuntuv ; alternatively, gut yom tov means "greetings," or "good day."
12 gru 2023 · How to Say “Happy Hanukkah” in Hebrew? The phrase “Happy Hanukkah” in Hebrew is written as “חג שמח” (pronounced “Chag Sameach”). Here’s a breakdown of the pronunciation and the letters involved: ח (Chet): The first letter, “chet,” is a guttural sound unique to Hebrew. It is similar to the “ch” sound in the German ...
