Banking & ATM

10 phrases · Hebrew with romanization, English and audio

  1. איפה הכספומט הקרוב ביותר?

    eifo hakaspomat hakarov beyoter?

    Where is the nearest ATM?

    Usage

    Used to find the nearest ATM when you need cash

    Grammar Note

    "eifo ~?" is the Hebrew question for "where is ~?"

  2. אני רוצה למשוך כסף.

    ani rotse limshokh kesef.

    I'd like to withdraw money.

    Usage

    Used at a bank or ATM to withdraw cash

    Grammar Note

    "ani rotse ~" expresses desire in Hebrew

  3. אני יכול להחליף מטבע כאן?

    ani yakhol lehakhlif matbeah kan?

    Can I exchange currency here?

    Usage

    Used to ask about currency exchange

    Grammar Note

    "ani yakhol ~?" asks "can I ~?" in Hebrew

  4. הכרטיס שלי לא עובד.

    hakartis sheli lo oved.

    My card is not working.

    Usage

    Used when your card is not functioning

    Grammar Note

    "lo" is the Hebrew negation word placed before the verb

  5. מה שער החליפין?

    ma she'ar hakhalifin?

    What is the exchange rate?

    Usage

    Used to check the exchange rate

    Grammar Note

    "she'ar hakhalifin" means "exchange rate" in Hebrew

  6. יש עמלת עסקה?

    yesh amla'at iska?

    Is there a transaction fee?

    Usage

    Used to ask if a transaction fee applies

    Grammar Note

    "yesh ~?" is the Hebrew existential question

  7. אני רוצה להעביר כסף.

    ani rotse leha'avir kesef.

    I'd like to transfer money.

    Usage

    Used to request a money transfer

    Grammar Note

    "leha'avir" means "to transfer" in Hebrew

  8. אני יכול לקבל קבלה?

    ani yakhol lekabel kabala?

    Can I get a receipt?

    Usage

    Used to request a receipt

    Grammar Note

    "lekabel" means "to receive" in Hebrew

  9. אני צריך לדווח על כרטיס אבוד.

    ani tsarikh ledaveakh al kartis avud.

    I need to report a lost card.

    Usage

    Used to report a lost card

    Grammar Note

    "ani tsarikh ~" expresses necessity in Hebrew

  10. מה שעות הפתיחה שלכם?

    ma sha'ot haptikha shelakhem?

    What are your opening hours?

    Usage

    Used to ask about business hours

    Grammar Note

    "sha'ot haptikha" means "opening hours" in Hebrew

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