יָעֵלya-ELבָּאָהBA-aלְבַקֵּרle-va-KERאֶתetהָאָחוֹתha-a-KHOTשֶׁלָּהּshe-LAבְּתֵלbe-TELאָבִיב.a-VIV.הִיאHIיוֹרֶדֶתyo-RE-detמֵהָרַכֶּבֶתme-ha-ra-KE-vetוּמְחַפֶּשֶׂתu-me-kha-PE-setאֶתetהַתַּחֲנָהha-ta-kha-NAהַנְּכוֹנָה.ha-ne-kho-NA.יָעֵלya-ELעוֹלָהo-LAלְאוֹטוֹבּוּסle-o-to-BUSמִסְפָּרmis-PARחָמֵשׁ,kha-MESH,אֲבָלa-VALזֶהZEלֹאLOהָאוֹטוֹבּוּסha-o-to-BUSהַנָּכוֹן.ha-na-KHON.אַחֲרֵיa-kha-REIחֲצִיkha-TSIשָׁעָה,sha-A,הִיאHIלֹאLOיוֹדַעַתyo-DA-atלְאָןle-ANלָלֶכֶת.la-LE-khet.יָעֵלya-ELפּוֹנָהpo-NAלְאִישׁle-ISHזָקֵן:za-KEN:"סְלִיחָה,"sli-KHA,אֵיפֹהEI-foרְחוֹבre-KHOVדִּיזֶנְגּוֹף?"di-zen-GOF?"הָאִישׁha-ISHמְחַיֵּךְme-kha-YEKHוּמַסְבִּירu-mas-BIRלָהּLAבְּסַבְלָנוּת.be-sav-la-NUT."תֵּלְכִי"tel-KHIיָשָׁר,ya-SHAR,וְאַחֲרֵיve-a-kha-REIהָרַמְזוֹרha-ram-ZORתִּפְנִיtif-NIיָמִינָה."ya-MI-na."יָעֵלya-ELמוֹצֵאתmo-TSETאֶתetהַבַּיִתha-BA-yitשֶׁלshelהָאָחוֹת.ha-a-KHOT.הִיאHIרְגוּעָהre-gu-Aוּשְׂמֵחָה.u-sme-KHA.
Yael comes to visit her sister in Tel Aviv. She gets off the train and looks for the right station. Yael gets on bus number five, but it's the wrong bus. After half an hour, she doesn't know where to go. Yael turns to an old man: "Excuse me, where is Dizengoff Street?" The man smiles and explains to her patiently. "Walk straight, and after the traffic light turn right." Yael finds her sister's house. She is calm and happy.