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The Beach Promenade

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In this story, a narrator walks along Tel Aviv's beach promenade in the evening and describes the people, buildings, and atmosphere along the way.

ha'tayyeletהַטַיֶּלֶתthe promenade
shelשֶׁלof
telתֵּלTel (city name)
avivאָבִיבAviv (city name)
nimshékhetנִמְשֶׁכֶת(she/it) stretches, is drawn
le'orekhלְאֹרֶךְalong
ha'yamהַיָּםthe sea
mi'tzafonמִצָּפוֹןfrom north
la'daromלַדָּרוֹםto south
ve'kholוְכָלand every
erevעֶרֶבevening
hiהִיאshe, it
mitmaletמִתְמַלֵּאת(she/it) fills up, becomes full
ba'anashimבַּאֲנָשִׁיםwith people

The Tel Aviv promenade stretches along the sea, from north to south, and every evening it fills with people.

yeshיֵשׁthere is
ka'eleכָּאֵלֶהsuch, those
she'ratzimשֶׁרָצִיםwho run
imעִםwith
ozniyotאֲזְנִיּוֹתheadphones
yeshיֵשׁthere is
ka'eleכָּאֵלֶהsuch, those
she'hokhimשֶׁהוֹלְכִיםwho walk
le'atלְאַטslowly
imעִםwith
kelevכֶּלֶבdog
ve'yeshוְיֵשׁand there is
ka'eleכָּאֵלֶהsuch, those
she'pashutשֶׁפָּשׁוּטwho simply
yoshvimיוֹשְׁבִים(they) sit
alעַלon
saftsalסַפְסָלbench
u'mistaklimוּמִסְתַּכְּלִיםand (they) look
alעַלon
ha'galimהַגַּלִּיםthe waves

There are those who run with headphones, some who walk slowly with a dog, and some who simply sit on a bench and watch the waves.

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