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Happy Hanukkah in Hebrew, as Chanuka is known as the festival of light, we wish one another "Chag Urim Sameach!" (Happy Festival of Lights.)
We do greet one another on holidays such as Pesach, Sukkot, and Shavuot with: "Chag Sameach". However, on Chanukah, it is more accepted to say: "Chag Chanuka Sameach", or just "Chanuka Sameach".
Happy/sameach-- pronounced: sah-may-ach
The "ch" here represents the guttural sound of the Hebrew letter "chet". It's like pronouncing a hard "H". (The closest sound to it in a romance language is the Spanish "J" or jota, if that helps at all.)
lights/Urim --pronounced: ooh-reem.
It is far more common to say "Chag Sameach" which means "Happy Holiday." Chag Chanukah.Chag means Happy. But more literally would be Chanukkah Sameach.
When sending Happy Hanukkah card remember it would be great if you add some Hebrew to your greeting.
We do greet one another on holidays such as Pesach, Sukkot, and Shavuot with: "Chag Sameach". However, on Chanukah, it is more accepted to say: "Chag Chanuka Sameach", or just "Chanuka Sameach".
Happy/sameach-- pronounced: sah-may-ach
The "ch" here represents the guttural sound of the Hebrew letter "chet". It's like pronouncing a hard "H". (The closest sound to it in a romance language is the Spanish "J" or jota, if that helps at all.)
lights/Urim --pronounced: ooh-reem.
It is far more common to say "Chag Sameach" which means "Happy Holiday." Chag Chanukah.Chag means Happy. But more literally would be Chanukkah Sameach.
When sending Happy Hanukkah card remember it would be great if you add some Hebrew to your greeting.