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1 Minute Hebrew — לחכות
Transliteration: lekhakot
Meaning: to wait
Hebrew: אני מחכה כאן.
Example (transliteration): Ani mekhakeh kan.
Example (English): I’m waiting here.
Note: Use this verb when you’re waiting for someone or something. The present form ‘מחכה’ means ‘waiting’.
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