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התלמידים — meaning in English: The students

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Guess the translation for the pupils / the students
התלמידים
hatalmidim
המעורבים
hame'oravim
ונשים
ve'nashim
בחודשים
bakhodashim
ביצירה
bayetsira
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neutral very common
Usage
Native Hebrew speakers frequently use the word התלמידים (hatalmidim) in educational settings, such as schools or universities, when referring to groups of students. For example, a teacher might say, 'התלמידים שלי למדו על ההיסטוריה של ישראל' (My students learned about the history of Israel) during a lesson.
Synonyms & nuances
A close synonym to התלמידים is תלמידים (talmidim), which can also refer to students but is often used in a more formal sense. You might choose התלמידים when addressing a group collectively, while תלמידים might fit better in discussions focusing on individual experiences or achievements.
Culture
The word התלמידים is derived from the root 'למד' (lamad), which means 'to learn.' In Hebrew culture, education is highly valued, and the role of students is often celebrated during events like 'Yom Ha'atzmaut' (Independence Day) when students showcase their knowledge through presentations. This highlights the importance of youth in shaping the future.
FAQ
Q.What does התלמידים mean in English?
The Hebrew word התלמידים (hatalmidim) translates to 'the students' in English, referring specifically to a group of learners.
Q.How do you pronounce התלמידים?
You pronounce התלמידים as 'ha-talmidim,' where 'ha' is the definite article 'the,' combined with 'talmidim,' meaning 'students.'
Q.Is התלמידים used formally or informally?
The word התלמידים is used in a neutral context, making it suitable for both formal and informal situations, such as classroom discussions or casual conversations about education.
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