Passover Greetings in Hebrew and English

Passover Greetings in Hebrew and English

Passover 2010 starts on March 29 upon sunset and last until April 6. During the Jewish holiday, Passover greetings in Hebrew may come in handy.

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Passover in Hebrew is "Pesach". The simplest Passover greeting is "Happy Pesach". Here are some more Hebrew Passover greetings and their English meanings:

• Happy Pesach - Happy Passover
  
• Chag Kasher V'Sameach - Wish you a happy and Kosher holiday
• Chag Sameach- Happy holiday
  
• Gut Yomtov - Happy holiday
• Chag Kashruth Pesach - Happy Kosher Passover 

The website jewfaq.org can help you with pronunciations. If you are still unsure, "Happy Passover" should do just fine!