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Welcome to today's lesson on '''Fractions and Decimals''' in Hebrew! Understanding how to express quantities in parts or as decimal values is crucial for everyday communication, whether you're shopping, cooking, or navigating through life in Israel. Fractions and decimals are foundational concepts not only in mathematics but also in various aspects of daily conversations.
 
In this lesson, we will explore how to form and use fractions and decimals in Hebrew, providing you with a solid understanding of these concepts. We'll cover the following structure:


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As a Hebrew teacher with 20 years of experience, I am excited to guide you through the world of Hebrew numbers, including fractions and decimals! Understanding these concepts is crucial for everyday life, from shopping to cooking and beyond. So let's dive in!
=== What Are Fractions and Decimals? ===
 
Fractions represent a part of a whole, while decimals are another way to express fractions, particularly useful in scenarios involving money or precise measurements. In Hebrew, both concepts are expressed with specific words and grammatical rules that you will learn throughout this lesson.
 
=== Basic Vocabulary ===
 
To begin with, let's familiarize ourselves with some essential vocabulary related to fractions and decimals.
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Hebrew !! Pronunciation !! English
 
|-
 
| חצי || ḥeʦi || half
 
|-
 
| שליש || shliʃ || third
 
|-
 
| רבע || reva || quarter
 
|-
 
| שניים || shnaim || two
 
|-
 
| שלושה || shloʃa || three
 
|-
 
| ארבעה || arba'a || four
 
|-
 
| חמישה || ḥamiša || five
 
|-
 
| עשרה || asara || ten
 
|-
 
| מאה || me'a || hundred
 
|-
 
| אלף || elef || thousand
 
|}
 
=== Forming Fractions in Hebrew ===
 
In Hebrew, fractions are typically formed using the cardinal number followed by the word for the fraction.
 
For example:
 
* '''Half''' is expressed as '''חצי''' (ḥeʦi).
 
* '''One-third''' is expressed as '''שליש''' (shliʃ).
 
* '''One-quarter''' is expressed as '''רבע''' (reva).
 
When expressing fractions, the structure is usually:
 
'''[Numerical Value] + [Fraction Name]'''.
 
For example:
 
* '''One-half''': חצי (ḥeʦi)
 
* '''Two-thirds''': שני שלישים (shnaim shliʃim)
 
To express fractions in Hebrew, it's essential to note that the numerator (the top number) is usually stated as a cardinal number, while the denominator (the bottom number) is often expressed as a fraction name.
 
=== Common Fractions ===
 
Let’s delve deeper into commonly used fractions in Hebrew.
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Hebrew !! Pronunciation !! English
 
|-
 
| חצי || ḥeʦi || half
 
|-
 
| שליש || shliʃ || one-third
 
|-
 
| שני שלישים || shnaim shliʃim || two-thirds
 
|-
 
| רבע || reva || one-quarter
 
|-
 
| שני רבעים || shnaim reva'im || two-quarters (or one-half)
 
|-
 
| שלושה רבעים || shloʃa reva'im || three-quarters
 
|-
 
| חמישה ששיות || ḥamiša shishiyot || five-sixths
 
|-
 
| אחד עשר || eḥad asar || eleven
 
|-
 
| שניים עשר || shnaim asar || twelve
 
|-
 
| שלושה עשר || shloʃa asar || thirteen
 
|}
 
=== Using Fractions in Context ===
 
Now that you have a basic understanding of how to form fractions, let's look at how to use them in sentences.
 
1. '''אני אוחז חצי תפוח''' (Ani ohez ḥeʦi tapu'aḥ) - "I have half an apple."
 
2. '''אני שותה שליש מיץ''' (Ani shote shliʃ miẓ) - "I drink one-third of juice."
 
3. '''העוגה מחולקת לשניים''' (Ha'uga meḥuleket le'shnaim) - "The cake is divided into two."
 
4. '''יש לי רבע שעה''' (Yesh li reva sha'a) - "I have a quarter of an hour."
 
5. '''הילדים אכלו שלושה רבעים מהעוגה''' (Hayeladim aklu shloʃa reva'im meha'uga) - "The children ate three-quarters of the cake."
 
=== Understanding Decimals in Hebrew ===
 
Decimals, like fractions, are crucial in daily life. They often appear in contexts like money, measurements, and statistics. In Hebrew, decimals are expressed using the word '''נקודה''' (nekuda), which means "point."


== Hebrew Fractions ==
For example:


Fractions are an important part of math that come up in many contexts in everyday life. In Hebrew, fractions are usually written using the word "חצי" (chatzi), which means "half". Here are some common fractions in Hebrew:
* '''2.5''' is expressed as '''שניים נקודה חמש''' (shnaim nekuda ḥamesh) - "Two point five."
 
* '''3.75''' is expressed as '''שלושה נקודה שבעה חמישה''' (shloʃa nekuda shiv'a ḥamiša) - "Three point seven five."
 
=== Common Decimals ===
 
Here are some commonly used decimal numbers in Hebrew.


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Hebrew !! Pronunciation !! English
! Hebrew !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| חצי || "chatzi" || Half
 
| 0.5 || 0.5 || חצי (ḥeʦi) - half
 
|-
|-
| שלישי || "shlishi" || A third
 
| 1.25 || 1.25 || אחד נקודה עשרים וחמישה (eḥad nekuda esrim ve'ḥamiša) - one point twenty-five
 
|-
|-
| רבעי || "revi'i" || A fourth (quarter)
 
| 2.75 || 2.75 || שניים נקודה שבעים וחמישה (shnaim nekuda shiv'im ve'ḥamiša) - two point seventy-five
 
|-
 
| 3.14 || 3.14 || שלושה נקודה ארבע עשרה (shloʃa nekuda arba' asar) - three point fourteen
 
|-
|-
| חמישי || "chamishi" || A fifth
 
| 4.5 || 4.5 || ארבעה נקודה חמישה (arba'a nekuda ḥamiša) - four point five
 
|-
|-
| שישי || "shishi" || A sixth
 
| 5.6 || 5.6 || חמישה נקודה שישה (ḥamiša nekuda shisha) - five point six
 
|-
|-
| שבעי || "shiv'i" || A seventh
 
| 6.8 || 6.8 || שישה נקודה שמונה (shisha nekuda shmonah) - six point eight
 
|-
|-
| שמוני || "shmoni" || An eighth
 
| 7.25 || 7.25 || שבעה נקודה עשרים וחמישה (sheva nekuda esrim ve'ḥamiša) - seven point twenty-five
 
|-
|-
| תשיעי || "tshi'ishi" || A ninth
 
| 8.9 || 8.9 || שמונה נקודה תשעה (shmonah nekuda teisha) - eight point nine
 
|-
|-
| עשירי || "asiri" || A tenth
 
| 9.99 || 9.99 || תשעה נקודה תשעים ותשעה (teisha nekuda tish'im ve'tish'a) - nine point ninety-nine
 
|}
|}


To use a fraction in a sentence, you can simply put the number before the word for the fraction. For example:
=== Using Decimals in Context ===


* חצי התפוח - "chatzi hatafuach" - Half of the apple
Here are some sentences showcasing how to use decimals in Hebrew.
* שתי רבעיות הם חצי פיצה - "shtei revi'iyot hem chatzi pizza" - Two fourths are half a pizza


Keep in mind that when the numerator is 1, Hebrew does not use a fraction, but instead the word "חצי" (chatzi). For example:
1. '''המחיר הוא עשרים ושישה שקלים''' (Ha'meḥir hu esrim ve'shisha shekalim) - "The price is twenty-six shekels."


* חצי תפוח - "chatzi tapuach" - Half an apple
2. '''יש לי 3.5 קילוגרם של תפוחים''' (Yesh li 3.5 kilogram shel tapuḥim) - "I have 3.5 kilograms of apples."
* חצי שנייה - "chatzi shniya" - Half a second


== Hebrew Decimals ==
3. '''המרחק הוא 4.75 קילומטרים''' (Ha'merḥak hu 4.75 kilometrim) - "The distance is 4.75 kilometers."


Decimals are another component of math that frequently comes up in everyday life. In Hebrew, decimals are usually written using a period (.) to separate the whole number from the decimal part. For example, the number 2.5 (two and a half) would be written as "2.5" in Hebrew.
4. '''הוא עשה 10.5 קילומטרים היום''' (Hu asah 10.5 kilometrim hayom) - "He ran 10.5 kilometers today."


Here are some more examples of decimals in Hebrew:
5. '''בעל החנות אמר שהשולחן עולה 150.5 ש"ח''' (Ba'al ha'ḥanut amar she'ha'shulḥan oleh 150.5 shekels) - "The shopkeeper said the table costs 150.5 shekels."


* 0.5 - חצי ("chatzi")
=== Exercises to Practice ===
* 1.25 - אחד ורבע ("echad u'revi'ah")
* 3.75 - שלושה ושלושת רבעים ("shaloshah ve'shaloshet reva'im")
* 7.8 - שבעה ושמונה עשרונים ("shiv'ah ve'shmonah asarunim")


To use a decimal in a sentence, you can simply say the decimal part after the whole number. For example:
Now that you've learned about fractions and decimals, it's time to practice what you've learned! Below are exercises that will help reinforce your understanding.


* זה כולו 2.5 חלקים - "ze kulo shnei chatzim" - This is all 2.5 parts
==== Exercise 1: Translate the following fractions into Hebrew ====
* עשר פעמים לשנייה - "aser pa'amim lashniya" - Ten times per second


I hope this lesson has been helpful for you in learning Hebrew fractions and decimals! Remember, practicing these skills in context is the key to become proficient.
1. One-half


== Sources ==
2. Three-quarters
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hebrew_numerals Hebrew Numerals]
 
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hebrew_language Hebrew Language]
3. Two-thirds
 
4. One-third
 
5. Five-sixths
 
==== Exercise 2: Write the decimal form of the following fractions ====
 
1. חצי
 
2. שליש
 
3. רבע
 
4. שני רבעים
 
5. שלושה רבעים
 
==== Exercise 3: Fill in the blanks with the correct fraction ====
 
1. אני אוחז _____ תפוח (half)
 
2. יש לי _____ שעה (quarter)
 
3. אתה צריך _____ מים (one-third)
 
4. היא אכלה _____ עוגה (three-quarters)
 
5. הם שתו _____ מיץ (two-thirds)
 
==== Exercise 4: Convert the following decimals into Hebrew ====
 
1. 2.5
 
2. 3.75
 
3. 4.5
 
4. 5.6
 
5. 9.99
 
==== Exercise 5: Write sentences using the given fractions ====
 
1. חצי
 
2. שליש
 
3. רבע
 
4. שני רבעים
 
5. שלושה רבעים
 
==== Solutions ====
 
Here are the solutions to the exercises to help you check your understanding.
 
=== Answers for Exercise 1 ===
 
1. חצי (ḥeʦi)
 
2. שלושה רבעים (shloʃa reva'im)
 
3. שני שלישים (shnaim shliʃim)
 
4. שליש (shliʃ)
 
5. חמישה ששיות (ḥamiša shishiyot)
 
=== Answers for Exercise 2 ===
 
1. 0.5
 
2. 0.33
 
3. 0.25
 
4. 0.5
 
5. 0.75
 
=== Answers for Exercise 3 ===
 
1. חצי (ḥeʦi)
 
2. רבע (reva)
 
3. שליש (shliʃ)
 
4. שלושה רבעים (shloʃa reva'im)
 
5. שני שלישים (shnaim shliʃim)
 
=== Answers for Exercise 4 ===
 
1. שניים נקודה חמש (shnaim nekuda ḥamesh)
 
2. שלושה נקודה שבעים וחמישה (shloʃa nekuda shiv'im ve'ḥamiša)
 
3. ארבעה נקודה חמישה (arba'a nekuda ḥamiša)
 
4. חמישה נקודה שישה (ḥamiša nekuda shisha)
 
5. תשעה נקודה תשעים ותשעה (teisha nekuda tish'im ve'tish'a)
 
=== Answers for Exercise 5 ===
 
1. אני אוחז חצי תפוח (Ani ohez ḥeʦi tapu'aḥ).
 
2. יש לי שליש מיץ (Yesh li shliʃ miẓ).
 
3. יש לי רבע שעה (Yesh li reva sha'a).
 
4. הילד אכל שני רבעים מהעוגה (Hayeled akal shnaim reva'im meha'uga).
 
5. הם שתו שלושה רבעים מהמים (Hem shatu shloʃa reva'im mehamayim).
 
Congratulations! You've successfully navigated through the basics of fractions and decimals in Hebrew! Keep practicing these concepts as they are vital in daily conversations and interactions.


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Hebrew → Grammar → 0 to A1 Course → Fractions and Decimals

Welcome to today's lesson on Fractions and Decimals in Hebrew! Understanding how to express quantities in parts or as decimal values is crucial for everyday communication, whether you're shopping, cooking, or navigating through life in Israel. Fractions and decimals are foundational concepts not only in mathematics but also in various aspects of daily conversations.

In this lesson, we will explore how to form and use fractions and decimals in Hebrew, providing you with a solid understanding of these concepts. We'll cover the following structure:

What Are Fractions and Decimals?[edit | edit source]

Fractions represent a part of a whole, while decimals are another way to express fractions, particularly useful in scenarios involving money or precise measurements. In Hebrew, both concepts are expressed with specific words and grammatical rules that you will learn throughout this lesson.

Basic Vocabulary[edit | edit source]

To begin with, let's familiarize ourselves with some essential vocabulary related to fractions and decimals.

Hebrew Pronunciation English
חצי ḥeʦi half
שליש shliʃ third
רבע reva quarter
שניים shnaim two
שלושה shloʃa three
ארבעה arba'a four
חמישה ḥamiša five
עשרה asara ten
מאה me'a hundred
אלף elef thousand

Forming Fractions in Hebrew[edit | edit source]

In Hebrew, fractions are typically formed using the cardinal number followed by the word for the fraction.

For example:

  • Half is expressed as חצי (ḥeʦi).
  • One-third is expressed as שליש (shliʃ).
  • One-quarter is expressed as רבע (reva).

When expressing fractions, the structure is usually:

[Numerical Value] + [Fraction Name].

For example:

  • One-half: חצי (ḥeʦi)
  • Two-thirds: שני שלישים (shnaim shliʃim)

To express fractions in Hebrew, it's essential to note that the numerator (the top number) is usually stated as a cardinal number, while the denominator (the bottom number) is often expressed as a fraction name.

Common Fractions[edit | edit source]

Let’s delve deeper into commonly used fractions in Hebrew.

Hebrew Pronunciation English
חצי ḥeʦi half
שליש shliʃ one-third
שני שלישים shnaim shliʃim two-thirds
רבע reva one-quarter
שני רבעים shnaim reva'im two-quarters (or one-half)
שלושה רבעים shloʃa reva'im three-quarters
חמישה ששיות ḥamiša shishiyot five-sixths
אחד עשר eḥad asar eleven
שניים עשר shnaim asar twelve
שלושה עשר shloʃa asar thirteen

Using Fractions in Context[edit | edit source]

Now that you have a basic understanding of how to form fractions, let's look at how to use them in sentences.

1. אני אוחז חצי תפוח (Ani ohez ḥeʦi tapu'aḥ) - "I have half an apple."

2. אני שותה שליש מיץ (Ani shote shliʃ miẓ) - "I drink one-third of juice."

3. העוגה מחולקת לשניים (Ha'uga meḥuleket le'shnaim) - "The cake is divided into two."

4. יש לי רבע שעה (Yesh li reva sha'a) - "I have a quarter of an hour."

5. הילדים אכלו שלושה רבעים מהעוגה (Hayeladim aklu shloʃa reva'im meha'uga) - "The children ate three-quarters of the cake."

Understanding Decimals in Hebrew[edit | edit source]

Decimals, like fractions, are crucial in daily life. They often appear in contexts like money, measurements, and statistics. In Hebrew, decimals are expressed using the word נקודה (nekuda), which means "point."

For example:

  • 2.5 is expressed as שניים נקודה חמש (shnaim nekuda ḥamesh) - "Two point five."
  • 3.75 is expressed as שלושה נקודה שבעה חמישה (shloʃa nekuda shiv'a ḥamiša) - "Three point seven five."

Common Decimals[edit | edit source]

Here are some commonly used decimal numbers in Hebrew.

Hebrew Pronunciation English
0.5 0.5 חצי (ḥeʦi) - half
1.25 1.25 אחד נקודה עשרים וחמישה (eḥad nekuda esrim ve'ḥamiša) - one point twenty-five
2.75 2.75 שניים נקודה שבעים וחמישה (shnaim nekuda shiv'im ve'ḥamiša) - two point seventy-five
3.14 3.14 שלושה נקודה ארבע עשרה (shloʃa nekuda arba' asar) - three point fourteen
4.5 4.5 ארבעה נקודה חמישה (arba'a nekuda ḥamiša) - four point five
5.6 5.6 חמישה נקודה שישה (ḥamiša nekuda shisha) - five point six
6.8 6.8 שישה נקודה שמונה (shisha nekuda shmonah) - six point eight
7.25 7.25 שבעה נקודה עשרים וחמישה (sheva nekuda esrim ve'ḥamiša) - seven point twenty-five
8.9 8.9 שמונה נקודה תשעה (shmonah nekuda teisha) - eight point nine
9.99 9.99 תשעה נקודה תשעים ותשעה (teisha nekuda tish'im ve'tish'a) - nine point ninety-nine

Using Decimals in Context[edit | edit source]

Here are some sentences showcasing how to use decimals in Hebrew.

1. המחיר הוא עשרים ושישה שקלים (Ha'meḥir hu esrim ve'shisha shekalim) - "The price is twenty-six shekels."

2. יש לי 3.5 קילוגרם של תפוחים (Yesh li 3.5 kilogram shel tapuḥim) - "I have 3.5 kilograms of apples."

3. המרחק הוא 4.75 קילומטרים (Ha'merḥak hu 4.75 kilometrim) - "The distance is 4.75 kilometers."

4. הוא עשה 10.5 קילומטרים היום (Hu asah 10.5 kilometrim hayom) - "He ran 10.5 kilometers today."

5. בעל החנות אמר שהשולחן עולה 150.5 ש"ח (Ba'al ha'ḥanut amar she'ha'shulḥan oleh 150.5 shekels) - "The shopkeeper said the table costs 150.5 shekels."

Exercises to Practice[edit | edit source]

Now that you've learned about fractions and decimals, it's time to practice what you've learned! Below are exercises that will help reinforce your understanding.

Exercise 1: Translate the following fractions into Hebrew[edit | edit source]

1. One-half

2. Three-quarters

3. Two-thirds

4. One-third

5. Five-sixths

Exercise 2: Write the decimal form of the following fractions[edit | edit source]

1. חצי

2. שליש

3. רבע

4. שני רבעים

5. שלושה רבעים

Exercise 3: Fill in the blanks with the correct fraction[edit | edit source]

1. אני אוחז _____ תפוח (half)

2. יש לי _____ שעה (quarter)

3. אתה צריך _____ מים (one-third)

4. היא אכלה _____ עוגה (three-quarters)

5. הם שתו _____ מיץ (two-thirds)

Exercise 4: Convert the following decimals into Hebrew[edit | edit source]

1. 2.5

2. 3.75

3. 4.5

4. 5.6

5. 9.99

Exercise 5: Write sentences using the given fractions[edit | edit source]

1. חצי

2. שליש

3. רבע

4. שני רבעים

5. שלושה רבעים

Solutions[edit | edit source]

Here are the solutions to the exercises to help you check your understanding.

Answers for Exercise 1[edit | edit source]

1. חצי (ḥeʦi)

2. שלושה רבעים (shloʃa reva'im)

3. שני שלישים (shnaim shliʃim)

4. שליש (shliʃ)

5. חמישה ששיות (ḥamiša shishiyot)

Answers for Exercise 2[edit | edit source]

1. 0.5

2. 0.33

3. 0.25

4. 0.5

5. 0.75

Answers for Exercise 3[edit | edit source]

1. חצי (ḥeʦi)

2. רבע (reva)

3. שליש (shliʃ)

4. שלושה רבעים (shloʃa reva'im)

5. שני שלישים (shnaim shliʃim)

Answers for Exercise 4[edit | edit source]

1. שניים נקודה חמש (shnaim nekuda ḥamesh)

2. שלושה נקודה שבעים וחמישה (shloʃa nekuda shiv'im ve'ḥamiša)

3. ארבעה נקודה חמישה (arba'a nekuda ḥamiša)

4. חמישה נקודה שישה (ḥamiša nekuda shisha)

5. תשעה נקודה תשעים ותשעה (teisha nekuda tish'im ve'tish'a)

Answers for Exercise 5[edit | edit source]

1. אני אוחז חצי תפוח (Ani ohez ḥeʦi tapu'aḥ).

2. יש לי שליש מיץ (Yesh li shliʃ miẓ).

3. יש לי רבע שעה (Yesh li reva sha'a).

4. הילד אכל שני רבעים מהעוגה (Hayeled akal shnaim reva'im meha'uga).

5. הם שתו שלושה רבעים מהמים (Hem shatu shloʃa reva'im mehamayim).

Congratulations! You've successfully navigated through the basics of fractions and decimals in Hebrew! Keep practicing these concepts as they are vital in daily conversations and interactions.

Table of Contents - Hebrew Course - 0 to A1[edit source]


Introduction to Hebrew Alphabet


Everyday Hebrew Vocabulary


Hebrew Grammar


Israeli Culture


Hebrew Expressions


Hebrew Numbers


Hebrew Geography and Landmarks


Hebrew Literature and Language


Grammar Review


Other Lessons[edit | edit source]



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