גילטי פלז׳ר

Hebrew

Etymology

From English guilty pleasure. A literal translation would be ⁧עֹנֶג אָשֵׁם⁩ ('óneg ashém).

Noun

⁧גִילְטִי פְּלֶזֶ׳ר⁩ • (gílti plézher) m

A guilty pleasure: a piece of pop culture (such as a movie or TV show) that a person enjoys despite its generally being considered low-quality.
- 2021 January 3, ⁧שירלי גל⁩ (Shirley Gal) ⁧"ברידג'רטון" היא גילטי פלז'ר? הו, כמה אתם טועים⁩ ("brídzherton" hí gílti plézher? hó, kamá atém to'ím, “Is ‘Bridgerton’ a guilty pleasure? Oh, how wrong you are”), Haaretz.

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