A Hebrew Song for Mother’s Day called “Mommy, Precious to Me”
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A Hebrew Song for Mother’s Day called “Mommy, Precious to Me”
Thursday, April 26th, 2007Deborah Ivri sent me a wonderful song and recording recently that sounded perfect for Mother’s Day. Though Mother’s Day is not officially celebrated in Israel, it is unofficially. Here’s what Deborah said about it…
Here in Israel Mother’s Day is not an official holiday, but because of the vast amount of American Jews and South African Jews, maybe even Russians also, it is celebrated. Even schools and kindergartens do something for Mother’s and Father’s Day. The song I sent you was sung at my son’s kindergarten last year for all the Moms.
The song Deborah sent me is called Eima Yikara Li in Hebrew. Below you’ll find the mp3 recording of Deborah singing it, then you’ll find the Hebrew transliteration, and finally, the English translation.
Eima Yikara Li
Eima Yikara Li
Yikara
Eima Yikara Li
Yikara
Eima Yikara Sheli
Me-od Ohevet He Oti
Me-od Me-od
Me-od Me-odAchi-ech el-iyech
Achi-ech
Achi-ech el-iyech
Achi-ech
Shir katan a-shir al-ach
Ci ani Ohev otach
Ohev otach
Ohev otachMommy, Precious to Me
Mommy, precious to me
Precious mommy.
Mommy, precious to me
Precious mommy.
My precious mommy
Loves me very much
Loves me very much.I will smile at you
I will smile
I will smile at you
I will smile
I will sing a little song about you
Because I love you
I love you.Many thanks to Deborah Ivri for sending me this song and recording.
Come visit the Mama Lisa’s World Israel Pages for more Hebrew and Yiddish Songs.
Here are some other posts about Mother’s Day, including some poems:
Happy Mother’s Day!
Lisa
Great Link for Language Learning
Monday, December 4th, 2006If you’re trying to learn a new language, I’d recommend checking out LanguageGuide.org.
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-Lisa
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