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Street Markets

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In this story, a narrator describes the sights, sounds, and smells of an Israeli shuk, from the vendors and fresh produce to the noise and the haggling.

ha'shukהַשּׁוּקthe market
ha'yisre'eliהַיִּשְׂרְאֵלִיthe Israeli
huהוּאhe/it
makomמָקוֹםplace
she'tzarichשֶׁצָּרִיךְthat (one) needs
lachavotלַחֲווֹתto experience
otoאוֹתוֹhim/it
le'fakhotלְפָחוֹתat least
pa'amפַּעַםonce
achatאַחַתone (f.)

The Israeli market is a place you have to experience at least once.

huהוּאhe/it
ro'eshרוֹעֵשׁnoisy
tziv'oniצִבְעוֹנִיcolorful
u'maleוּמָלֵאand full
reichotרֵיחוֹתsmells
she'kasheשֶׁקָּשֶׁהthat (it is) hard
leta'erלְתָאֵרto describe

It is noisy, colorful, and full of smells that are hard to describe.

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