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Infinitive
to sing = לשיר
masculine, present tense
I sing = ××?×™ שר
you sing = ×תה שר
he sings = ×”×•× ×©×¨
we sing = ××?×—×?ו שרי×
you (pl) sing = ××ª× ×©×¨×™×
they sing = ×”× ×©×¨×™×
feminine, present tense
I sing = ××?×™ שרה
you sing = ×תה שרה
he sings = ×”×™× ×©×¨×”
we sing = ××?×—×?ו שרות
you (pl) sing = ××ª× ×©×¨×•×ª
they sing = ×”× ×©×¨×•×ª
Past tense
I sang = שרתי
you (m) sang = שרתָ
you (f) sang = שרתְ
he sang = ×”×•× ×©×¨
she sang = ×”×™× ×©×¨×”
we sang = שר×?ו
you (m pl) sang = שרת×
you (f pl) sang = שרתן
they sang = שרו
future tense
I will sing = ×שיר
you (m) will sing = תשיר
you (f) will sing = תשירי
he will sing = ישיר
she will sing = תשיר
you (m pl) will sing = תשירו
they will sing = ישירו
Imperative
Sing (singular)! = שיר
Sing (plural)! = שירו
Don't Sing (singular)! = ×ל תשיר
Dont Sing (plural)! ×ל תשירו
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∙ 9y agoInfinitiveto sing = לשיר
masculine, present tense
I sing = ××?×™ שר
you sing = ×תה שר
he sings = ×”×•× ×©×¨
we sing = ××?×—×?ו שרי×
you (pl) sing = ××ª× ×©×¨×™×
they sing = ×”× ×©×¨×™×
feminine, present tense
I sing = ××?×™ שרה
you sing = ×תה שרה
he sings = ×”×™× ×©×¨×”
we sing = ××?×—×?ו שרות
you (pl) sing = ××ª× ×©×¨×•×ª
they sing = ×”× ×©×¨×•×ª
Past tense
I sang = שרתי
you (m) sang = שרתָ
you (f) sang = שרתְ
he sang = ×”×•× ×©×¨
she sang = ×”×™× ×©×¨×”
we sang = שר×?ו
you (m pl) sang = שרת×
you (f pl) sang = שרתן
they sang = שרו
future tense
I will sing = ×שיר
you (m) will sing = תשיר
you (f) will sing = תשירי
he will sing = ישיר
she will sing = תשיר
you (m pl) will sing = תשירו
they will sing = ישירו
Imperative
Sing (singular)! = שיר
Sing (plural)! = שירו
Don't Sing (singular)! = ×ל תשיר
Dont Sing (plural)! ×ל תשירו
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