Ototo
Ototo is derived from Yiddish (at = here) and is classic impatient Israeli Hebrew. It means that something it just about to happen, right away, immediately, very soon, faster than you can blink, any minute now, etc.
Examples:
- When will your father arrive? Ototo.
- Can you take the trash out, please? Ototo.
- Let me see your pelephone. Ototo.
- When do you think the Moshiach will come? Ototo.
Hebrew Letters
The Hebrew Alphabet consists of 22 letters (From right to left). Click on the letter you wish to practice:
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