Hebrew Lyrics for 'Hava Nagila' Hava nagila Hava nagila Hava nagila ve-nismeḥa (repeat) Hava neranenah Hava neranenah Hava neranenah ve-nismeḥa (repeat) Uru, uru aḥim! Uru aḥim be-lev sameaḥ (repeat line four times) Uru aḥim, uru aḥim! Be-lev sameaḥ English Translation for 'Hava Nagila' Let us rejoice Let us rejoice Let us rejoice and be happy. Let us sing Let us sing Let us sing and be happy. Awake, awake, my brothers! Awake my brothers with a happy heart. Awake, my brothers! Awake, my brothers with a happy heart Dance for 'Hava Nagila' Dancers all join hands in a circle. (Or the men can hold a handkerchief with their female dance partners holding the other end.) Dancers move in a circle following these steps: 1) Step the left foot across to the right 2) Let the right foot follow 3) Step the left foot in back of the right 4) Follow again with the right This "grapevine" like motion is done in an exuberant circular motion to the right. Dancers may sing and the band may speed up the tempo. Dance Variation Dancers may form concentric circles, sometimes dancing in opposite directions At bar mitzvahs, the youth being celebrated may be lifted on a chair by several strong people in the center of the circle or even along the motion of the circle At Israeli weddings, as well, it is traditional to raise the bride and groom (and sometimes other family members) on chairs as well.
Hebrew Lyrics for 'Hava Nagila' Hava nagila Hava nagila Hava nagila ve-nismeḥa (repeat) Hava neranenah Hava neranenah Hava neranenah ve-nismeḥa (repeat) Uru, uru aḥim! Uru aḥim be-lev sameaḥ (repeat line four times) Uru aḥim, uru aḥim! Be-lev sameaḥ English Translation for 'Hava Nagila' Let us rejoice Let us rejoice Let us rejoice and be happy. Let us sing Let us sing Let us sing and be happy. Awake, awake, my brothers! Awake my brothers with a happy heart. Awake, my brothers! Awake, my brothers with a happy heart Dance for 'Hava Nagila' Dancers all join hands in a circle. (Or the men can hold a handkerchief with their female dance partners holding the other end.) Dancers move in a circle following these steps: 1) Step the left foot across to the right 2) Let the right foot follow 3) Step the left foot in back of the right 4) Follow again with the right This "grapevine" like motion is done in an exuberant circular motion to the right. Dancers may sing and the band may speed up the tempo. Dance Variation Dancers may form concentric circles, sometimes dancing in opposite directions At bar mitzvahs, the youth being celebrated may be lifted on a chair by several strong people in the center of the circle or even along the motion of the circle At Israeli weddings, as well, it is traditional to raise the bride and groom (and sometimes other family members) on chairs as well.
Hebrew Lyrics for 'Hava Nagila'
Hava nagila
Hava nagila
Hava nagila
ve-nismeḥa
(repeat)
Hava neranenah
Hava neranenah
Hava neranenah
ve-nismeḥa
(repeat)
Uru, uru aḥim!
Uru aḥim be-lev sameaḥ
(repeat line four times)
Uru aḥim, uru aḥim!
Be-lev sameaḥ
English Translation for 'Hava Nagila'
Let us rejoice
Let us rejoice
Let us rejoice and be happy.
Let us sing
Let us sing
Let us sing and be happy.
Awake, awake, my brothers!
Awake my brothers with a happy heart.
Awake, my brothers!
Awake, my brothers with a happy heart
Dance for 'Hava Nagila'
Dancers all join hands in a circle.
(Or the men can hold a handkerchief with their
female dance partners holding the other end.)
Dancers move in a circle following these steps:
1) Step the left foot across to the right
2) Let the right foot follow
3) Step the left foot in back of the right
4) Follow again with the right
This "grapevine" like motion is done in an exuberant
circular motion to the right. Dancers may sing and
the band may speed up the tempo.
Dance Variation
Dancers may form concentric circles, sometimes
dancing in opposite directions
At bar mitzvahs, the youth being celebrated may
be lifted on a chair by several strong people in
the center of the circle or even along the motion
of the circle
At Israeli weddings, as well, it is traditional
to raise the bride and groom (and sometimes other
family members) on chairs as well.
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Hebrew Lyrics for 'Hava Nagila'
Hava nagila
Hava nagila
Hava nagila
ve-nismeḥa
(repeat)
Hava neranenah
Hava neranenah
Hava neranenah
ve-nismeḥa
(repeat)
Uru, uru aḥim!
Uru aḥim be-lev sameaḥ
(repeat line four times)
Uru aḥim, uru aḥim!
Be-lev sameaḥ
English Translation for 'Hava Nagila'
Let us rejoice
Let us rejoice
Let us rejoice and be happy.
Let us sing
Let us sing
Let us sing and be happy.
Awake, awake, my brothers!
Awake my brothers with a happy heart.
Awake, my brothers!
Awake, my brothers with a happy heart
Dance for 'Hava Nagila'
Dancers all join hands in a circle.
(Or the men can hold a handkerchief with their
female dance partners holding the other end.)
Dancers move in a circle following these steps:
1) Step the left foot across to the right
2) Let the right foot follow
3) Step the left foot in back of the right
4) Follow again with the right
This "grapevine" like motion is done in an exuberant
circular motion to the right. Dancers may sing and
the band may speed up the tempo.
Dance Variation
Dancers may form concentric circles, sometimes
dancing in opposite directions
At bar mitzvahs, the youth being celebrated may
be lifted on a chair by several strong people in
the center of the circle or even along the motion
of the circle
At Israeli weddings, as well, it is traditional
to raise the bride and groom (and sometimes other
family members) on chairs as well.
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