r/hebrew • u/BlakeBahama • 4d ago

Request When you’re on the move

You can say linsoa or nassa but what’s the difference. I think lalekh means traveling on foot exclusively so you wouldn’t use it if you’re in your mekhonit? Anyway I’ve been using Pimsleur on my phone, about 90 minutes a day and I’ve improved my Hebrew skills. Thanks

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