10 Hebrew Words You'll Use Every Day - Basic Vocabulary #41

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Awesome, but for "Insignificant" Bing (copilot) is saying:
Let’s explore the differences between לֹא מַשְׁמָעוּתִי and חסת משצעות in Hebrew:
לֹא מַשְׁמָעוּתִי:
Pronunciation: “lo masma’uti”
Meaning: This phrase translates to “insignificant” or “of no consequence”. It describes something that lacks importance or significance.
Usage: You might use it to express that a matter or issue is trivial or not worth much attention.
חסת משצעות:
Pronunciation: “chasat mashtz’ot”
Meaning: This phrase is less common and more poetic. It conveys a sense of “hidden treasures” or “unseen gems”. It refers to valuable things that are not immediately apparent or recognized.
Usage: You could use it metaphorically to describe hidden beauty, wisdom, or potential that others might overlook.
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