Yoga & Wellness

1. האם יש שיעור יוגה היום?

   Ha'im yesh shi'ur yoga hayom?

   Is there a yoga class today?

   Usage

   Asking whether a yoga class is scheduled today

   Grammar Note

   "האם" is the formal question particle. In spoken Hebrew, a rising intonation often suffices

2. באיזו שעה מתחיל הסשן הבוקר?

   Be'eizo sha'a matkhil haseshn haboker?

   What time does the morning session start?

   Usage

   Asking when the morning wellness session starts

   Grammar Note

   "מתחיל" is masculine for "הסשן" (session). Female noun subjects take "מתחילה"

3. האם השיעור הזה מתאים למתחילים?

   Ha'im hashi'ur haze mat'im lematkhilim?

   Is this class suitable for beginners?

   Usage

   Checking if a class is beginner-friendly

   Grammar Note

   "מתחילים" is the plural of "מתחיל" (beginner), literally "those who begin"

4. אני רוצה להזמין סשן פרטי

   Ani rotse/rotsa lehazmin seshn prati

   I'd like to book a private session

   Usage

   Booking a private one-on-one session

   Grammar Note

   "רוצה" serves both genders in spelling but male is "rotse" and female "rotsa" in pronunciation

5. איפה אפשר לשכור מזרן יוגה?

   Eifo efshar liskor mazran yoga?

   Where can I rent a yoga mat?

   Usage

   Asking where to rent a yoga mat

   Grammar Note

   "אפשר" is an impersonal "it is possible" — no conjugation needed, widely used

6. איזה סגנון יוגה זה? האטה, וינאסה, יין?

   Eize signon yoga ze? Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin?

   What style of yoga is this? Hatha, Vinyasa or Yin?

   Usage

   Asking about the type of yoga before joining

   Grammar Note

   "איזה" is the question word for masculine nouns. "איזו" is used before feminine nouns

7. יש לי פציעה בברך — האם יש תרגילים חלופיים?

   Yesh li petsiya baberekh — ha'im yesh targilim khalufiyim?

   I have a knee injury — do you have modifications?

   Usage

   Telling the instructor about a physical limitation

   Grammar Note

   "ב" is the preposition "in/at". "בברך" = "at the knee"

8. האם יש סשן מדיטציה זמין?

   Ha'im yesh seshn meditatsya zamin?

   Is there a meditation session available?

   Usage

   Looking for a meditation session at the wellness center

   Grammar Note

   "זמין" is the masculine adjective "available". The feminine form is "זמינה"

9. כמה זמן נמשך השיעור?

   Kama zman nimshakh hashi'ur?

   How long is the class?

   Usage

   Checking the duration of a class

   Grammar Note

   "נמשך" is in the nif'al binyan (passive), meaning "continues/lasts"

10. האם יש חבילת ריטריט?

    Ha'im yesh khavilet retreat?

    Do you offer a retreat package?

    Usage

    Asking about a wellness retreat package

    Grammar Note

    "חבילת" is the construct state of "חבילה" (package), used to link two nouns

11. האם אפשר להגיע בלי הזמנה מראש?

    Ha'im efshar lehagi'a bli hazmana merosh?

    Can I drop in without a reservation?

    Usage

    Asking if walk-in attendance is possible

    Grammar Note

    "בלי" means "without". "מראש" means "in advance" (lit. "from the head/top")

12. האם יש סאונה או חדר קיטור?

    Ha'im yesh sauna o kheder kitor?

    Is there a sauna or steam room?

    Usage

    Asking about sauna or steam room availability

    Grammar Note

    "קיטור" means "steam/vapor". "חדר קיטור" = "steam room"

13. האם אתם מציעים ריפוי קול או תרגולי נשימה?

    Ha'im atem matsi'im rifu'i kol o tirgulei neshima?

    Do you offer sound healing or breathwork sessions?

    Usage

    Asking about sound healing or breathwork programs

    Grammar Note

    "ריפוי" is the verbal noun of "לרפא" (to heal). "תרגולי" is the plural construct of "תרגול" (exercise)

14. אני רוצה לנסות יוגה אווירית

    Ani rotse/rotsa lenasot yoga avirit

    I'd like to try aerial yoga

    Usage

    Expressing interest in trying aerial yoga

    Grammar Note

    "אווירית" is the feminine adjective from "אוויר" (air), agreeing with the feminine "יוגה"

15. המדריך היה מצוין — תודה רבה

    Hamadrikh haya metsuyan — toda raba

    The instructor was wonderful — thank you

    Usage

    Thanking the instructor after class

    Grammar Note

    "תודה רבה" (lit. "great thanks") is a polite form. "תודה" alone also works but is less emphatic

16. האם יש חדר הלבשה ולוקרים?

    Ha'im yesh kheder halbasha velokerim?

    Is there a changing room and lockers?

    Usage

    Asking about changing rooms and lockers

    Grammar Note

    "לוקרים" is a loanword from English "locker" with the Hebrew plural suffix "ים"

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