"זה גדול יותר בפנים!"

Translation: This is bigger inside!

[pe.petrova]

Dr. Who fans will get it :)

[YanitoLeSang]

דוקטור מי

[Theresa754142]

YardenNB says that Doctor Who is דוקטור הו in Hebrew. Saying דוקטור מי (the Hebrew word for “who”) reminds me of how my Japanese teacher in college laughed when I translated Time magazine as “Toki”, the Japanese word for time. I learned then that proper names are usually not translated, but transliterated.

[Shim]

"This is bigger inside?"
What?

[AlmogL]

I think it should say "It's bigger on the inside!", like the Tardis. :-) But I think of a more mundane context, such as: the two cars seem about the same size on the outside, but this one is bigger inside.

[Hsn626796]

Can we say יותר גדול בפנים ?

[YardenNB]

Yes.

[yoraplifej]

Yes, but don't forget the "זה", it should be "זה יותר גדול בפנים"

[Theresa754142]

Either “gadol yoter” or “yoter gadol” is okay?

[YardenNB]

Yes.

[Theresa754142]

Thanks!

[zion11dotcom]

zeh gadól yotér beefnim

[PiperDeck]

I get that this is a dr who reference, but it's kind of hard to bootstrap the meanings of new words when their context doesn't help you

[feldgendler]

What's the title of the Dr. Who series in Hebrew?

[mX5N5]

דוקטור מי?

[YardenNB]

דוקטור הו

[xerostomus]

זֶה גָּדוֹל יוֹתֵר בִּפְנִים

[MaryJaneKe4]

Is this suggesting a comparison of two things? Or is it like when we'd say in English, "It too big inside." Such as a large dog coming indoors?

[YardenNB]

It can't mean "too", there are other constructs for that in Hebrew. It either compares two things, or compares the same thing inside vs. outside.