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TFILA is the noun
You pray (masculine) = אתה מתפלל (ah-TAH meet-pah-LEL)
You pray (feminine) = את מתפללת (aht meet-pah-LEL-et)
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoThe word "are" does not exist in Hebrew (either biblical or modern). It depends on word order and sentence structure.
the word for you:
masculine singular: atah
feminine singular: at
masculine plural: atem
feminine plural: aten
example:
You (masculine) are nice = ×תה × ×—×ž×“ (atah nechmad)
you (feminine) are nice = ×ת × ×—×ž×“×” (at nechmada)
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∙ 12y agoThe past tense in Heberw depends on the subject of the sentence.
I said = amarti (×מרתי)
you (masculine) said = amarta (×מרת)
you (feminine) said = amart (×מרת)
he said = amar (×מר)
she said = amra (×מרה)
we said = amarnu (××ž×¨× ×•)
you (masc. plural) said = amartem (×מרת×)
you (fem. plural) said = amarten (×מרתן)
they said = amru (×מרו)
In Biblical Hebrew, it also depends on what prefix comes right before the verb, and that's a completely different list of conjugations.
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∙ 6y agoThe word "are" does not exist in Hebrew (either biblical or modern). It depends on word order and sentence structure.
the word for you:
masculine singular: atah (×תה)
feminine singular: at (×ת)
masculine plural: atem (×ת×)
feminine plural: aten (×תן)
example:
You (masculine) are nice = ×תה × ×—×ž×“ (atah nechmad)
you (feminine) are nice = ×ת × ×—×ž×“×” (at nechmada)
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∙ 6y ago- you said (talking to a male) = amárta (אמרת)
- you said (talking to a female) = amárt (אמרת)
- you said (talking to a group) = amártem (אמרתם)
- you said (talking to a group of women only) = amárten (אמרתן)
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∙ 15y agoyou said = AMART (you = female) or AMARTA (you = male) = אמרת
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∙ 13y agoIn Hebrew, there are a lot of names for God (Adonay, Eloim, Akdosh baroch ho), but it's usually called Eloim.
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∙ 7y agoYou're welcome (response to "thank you) = bevakasha (בבקשה)
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∙ 14y agoYou could say "AIN dah-VAHR".
Literally something like "not a thing", 'nothing'.
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∙ 7y agoyou're welcome could be any of the following:
bevakashá (בבקשה)
al lo davar (על לא דבר)
ein davar (אין דבר)
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