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דוברי — meaning in English: Speakers
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ימית
yamit (adj.)
לתוכה
letokha
במדינת
bimdinat
המרתף
hamartef
דוברי
dovrei
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neutral
common
Usage
Native Hebrew speakers often use the word 'דוברי' (dovrei) in discussions about language proficiency, such as in educational contexts or community meetings where multiple languages are spoken. For instance, a teacher might refer to 'דוברי עברית' (Hebrew speakers) when discussing how to engage students in a multilingual classroom.
Synonyms & nuances
'דוברי' is closely related to the word 'דובר' (dober), which means 'speaker' in a more general sense. While 'דוברי' is often used in plural forms to refer to groups, 'דובר' is usually singular and can imply a more formal or authoritative role, like a spokesperson. Context will determine which term feels more appropriate for your conversation.
Culture
The word 'דוברי' comes from the root 'דבר' (daber), which means 'to speak'. In Israeli society, being a 'דוברי' of multiple languages is often seen as a valuable skill, reflecting the country's diverse population and the influence of various cultures. Interestingly, in the context of the Israeli tech industry, you might hear references to 'דוברי טכנולוגיה' (tech speakers) emphasizing the need for bilingual professionals.
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