Question Time in Hebrew: Easy Phrases for Curious Kids

Kids love asking questions and it’s one of the best ways to learn a language. Hebrew question phrases help children express curiosity, start conversations, and build meaningful communication skills from a young age.

Common Hebrew Question Words for Kids

1. ?מה (Mah?) – What?
2. ?מי (Mi?) – Who?
3. ?מתי (Matay?) – When?
4. ?איפה (Eifo?) – Where?
5. ?למה (Lama?) – Why?
6. ?איך (Eich?) – How?
7. ?איזה / איזו (Eizeh / Eizo?) – Which? (masculine / feminine)

Simple Hebrew Questions Kids Can Use

• מה זה? (Mah zeh?) – What is this?
• מי זה? (Mi zeh?) – Who is that?
• איפה אמא? (Eifo ima?) – Where is Mom?
• למה אתה צוחק? (Lama atah tzochek?) – Why are you laughing? (to a boy)
• איך עושים את זה? (Eich osim et zeh?) – How do you do that?
• מתי הולכים הביתה? (Matay holchim habaytah?) – When are we going home?

Fun Activities to Practice Questions in Hebrew

Question Ball Toss

Throw a soft ball and ask a question in Hebrew like “Mah zeh?” The child catching the ball answers or asks a new question.

Ask the Puppet

Use a puppet or stuffed toy to model asking and answering Hebrew questions in a silly voice.

Question of the Day Board

Post a daily question in Hebrew (“Eifo atah אוהב לשחק?”) and encourage answers throughout the day.

Curiosity Cards

Create a stack of colorful question cards in Hebrew and pull one to spark play-based discussions.

How Dinolingo Supports Curious Learners

Dinolingo builds Hebrew skills through engaging stories and conversations. Kids hear and repeat real question phrases, helping them speak naturally and confidently.

Printable Q&A sheets and listening activities reinforce question forms during play or study time.

Final Thoughts

Every question opens a door to new words and deeper understanding. With fun practice and support from Dinolingo, kids can confidently ask and answer in Hebrew every day.

Sources:

• The Kefar