הַיּוֹםha-YOMהַמִּשְׁפָּחָהha-mish-pa-KHAעוֹבֶרֶתo-VE-retלְדִירָהle-di-RAחֲדָשָׁה.kha-da-SHA.בַּחוּץba-KHUTSעוֹמֶדֶתo-ME-detמַשָּׂאִיתma-sa-ITגְּדוֹלָהge-do-LAוּלְבָנָה.u-le-va-NA.אַבָּאA-baוְאִמָּאve-I-maנוֹשְׂאִיםnos-IMאַרְגָּזִיםar-ga-ZIMכְּבֵדִים.ke-ve-DIM.בָּאַרְגָּזִיםba-ar-ga-ZIMיֵשׁyeshצַלָּחוֹת,tsa-la-KHOT,בְּגָדִים,be-ga-DIM,וּמַזְכָּרוֹת.u-maz-ka-ROT.הַסַּלוֹןha-sa-LONהֶחָדָשׁhe-kha-DASHרֵיק.REIK.אֵיןEINשֻׁלְחָןshul-KHANוְאֵיןve-EINסַפָּה.sa-PA.לְאַטle-ATלְאַט,le-AT,הַחֶדֶרha-KHE-derמִתְמַלֵּאmit-ma-LEבְּרָהִיטִים.be-ra-hi-TIM.הַשָּׁכֵןha-sha-KHENבָּאBAלוֹמַרlo-MARשָׁלוֹםsha-LOMוּמֵבִיאu-me-VIעוּגָה.u-GA.בַּלַּיְלָהba-LAI-laכֻּלָּםku-LAMעֲיֵפִים,a-ye-FIM,אֲבָלa-VALהַדִּירָהha-di-RAהַחֲדָשָׁהha-kha-da-SHAכְּבָרke-VARמַרְגִּישָׁהmar-gi-SHAכְּמוֹke-MOבַּיִת.BA-yit.
Today the family is moving to a new apartment. Outside there is a big white truck. Dad and Mom carry heavy boxes. In the boxes there are plates, clothes, and souvenirs. The new living room is empty. There is no table and no sofa. Slowly slowly, the room fills up with furniture. The neighbor comes to say hello and brings a cake. At night everyone is tired, but the new apartment already feels like home.