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האלה — meaning in English: these
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האלה
ha'eleh
רעיון
ra'ayon
כי
ki
מותק
motek
חדשה
khadashah
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neutral
common
Usage
Native speakers use the word 'האלה' (ha'eleh) in various contexts, especially when pointing out or referring to specific items or groups in conversation. For instance, during a shopping trip, one might say, 'האלה יפים!' (These are beautiful!) when selecting clothes, emphasizing a particular choice.
Synonyms & nuances
'האלה' (ha'eleh) is similar to the word 'אלה' (eleh), which also means 'these.' However, 'האלה' adds the definite article, making it more specific. You'd use 'האלה' when you want to indicate particular items among a larger group, where 'אלה' might feel less precise.
Culture
'האלה' (ha'eleh) is derived from the Hebrew word 'ה' (ha), meaning 'the,' combined with 'אלה' (eleh), which means 'these.' This construction highlights the specificity of the speaker's reference, a trait crucial in Hebrew for clarity. In everyday life, using 'האלה' can express personal preference or emphasis, making it a versatile word in various discussions.
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