"ברוכה הבאה."

Translation: Welcome.

[davidcpell]

there should be audio for EVERYTHING. new words with no vowels and we're supposed to just read it how?? and why are there so few pictures compared to other language tracks?

[heraklesyang]

I checked, and the pronunciation is written as "brukha ha-ba'a"

[JugurthaHadjar]

Audio:

http://audio.forvo.com/audios/mp3/r/s/rs_9238490_58_4088736.mp3

[MessiahUnited]

I am assuming this is feminine??

[aviahmorag]

Yes, feminine singular.

[deactivated user]

HAVE A FEELING THIS LITERALLY MEANS BLESSED YOUR COMING OR SOMETHING SIMILAR. BECAUSE OF THE PRAYER, ברוך אתב

[airelibre]

Exactly, the literal meaning might be something like "Blessed be the one who comes", but it's just a set phrase. In English, "welcome" is similar, in that literally it is "well come" - "one whose coming is pleasant", but we don't think about the literal meaning, it is just a word.

[deactivated user]

THANKS SO MUCH. IT'S NICE TO KNOW.

[aha528145]

Stop shouting, I have ringing in my eyes.

[deactivated user]

Sorry. When I use my Hebrew keyboard I am left with just the upper case letters to do the English part of the exercises. I try to save time by not switching keyboards and just accepting that English will appear all capitalized. If I could I would send you some digital eye protection. Cheers.

[aha528145]

Now i feel bad. שלום

[Ian114539]

Lol my Israeli bosses always type in all caps. Now i know why :)

[Jooj3564]

You're absolutely right!
"Barukhaa" is close to the Arabic "Baraka" (بَرَكَة), which translates to "Blessing", and thus your accurate deduction: Blessings be on your coming here [on the event or action happening].

[vmar33]

Still ... it is a great pity that there is no native speaker. Sorry, is there a polite excuse/reason for that?

[airelibre]

Duolingo had enough funds only to pay for maybe ~90% of the sentences to be recorded by voice artists.

[NRPL123]

Thank you, Duo, for doing it.

[Texanberg]

https://forvo.com/word/%D7%91%D7%A8%D7%95%D7%9B%D7%94_%D7%94%D7%91%D7%90%D7%94/#he

It sounds to me as: brujah haba-áh.

[Janis559500]

Correct.

[ahsanislam]

ברוכה הבאה