Business & Work

1. אני כאן לפגישת עסקים.

   Ani kan lifgishat asakim.

   I'm here for a business meeting.

   Usage

   Used to explain the purpose of a business visit

   Grammar Note

   "Ani kan le-" means "I am here for ~" indicating purpose

2. אפשר לקבל את כרטיס הביקור שלך?

   Efshar lekabel et kartis habikur shelkha?

   Can I have your business card?

   Usage

   A polite way to request a business card in professional settings

   Grammar Note

   "Efshar lekabel?" is a polite way to ask "May I receive ~?"

3. איפה מרחב העבודה המשותף הקרוב ביותר?

   Eifo merkhav ha'avoda hameshutaf hakarov beyoter?

   Where is the nearest coworking space?

   Usage

   Used when looking for a coworking space while traveling for business

   Grammar Note

   "Eifo ~?" is the standard Hebrew question for "Where is ~?"

4. אני צריך להדפיס / לסרוק כמה מסמכים.

   Ani tsarikh lehadpis / lisrok kama mismokhim.

   I need to print / scan some documents.

   Usage

   Used when requesting document printing or scanning services

   Grammar Note

   "Ani tsarikh le-" means "I need to ~" expressing necessity

5. יש מרכז עסקים במלון?

   Yesh merkaz asakim bemalon?

   Is there a business center in the hotel?

   Usage

   Used to ask whether the hotel has a business center

   Grammar Note

   "Yesh ~?" is the Hebrew existential question meaning "Is there ~?"

6. אני צריך להכין חדר ישיבות.

   Ani tsarikh lehakhin kheder yeshivot.

   I need to set up a meeting room.

   Usage

   Used to request meeting room setup from hotel or office staff

   Grammar Note

   "Kheder yeshivot" literally means "room of meetings". "Lehakhin" means "to prepare"

7. מה שעות הפעילות כאן?

   Ma sha'ot hape'ilut kan?

   What are the business hours here?

   Usage

   Used to ask about the operating hours of a business or office

   Grammar Note

   "Ma ~?" is the basic Hebrew question form meaning "What is ~?"

8. אני רוצה לפתוח חשבון בנק עסקי.

   Ani rotse liftoakh kheshbon bank iski.

   I'd like to open a business bank account.

   Usage

   Used when applying to open a business bank account

   Grammar Note

   "Ani rotse le-" means "I would like to ~" expressing polite intention

9. אתה יכול להמליץ על איש קשר עסקי מקומי?

   Ata yakhol lehamlits al ish kesher iski mekomi?

   Can you recommend a local business contact / partner?

   Usage

   Used when seeking local business connections or partnerships

   Grammar Note

   "Ata yakhol le-?" is a polite request meaning "Can you ~?"

10. אני משתתף בכנס ב[שם המקום].

    Ani meshatef bekhenes be[shem hamakom].

    I'm attending a conference at [venue name].

    Usage

    Used to explain attendance at a conference or seminar

    Grammar Note

    "Ani meshatef be-" means "I am participating in ~" in present tense

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