Difference between revisions of "Language/Hebrew/Grammar/Personal-pronouns-and-the-present-tense"

== Vocabulary==  

== Grammar==

++ Prepositions with and in Hebrew are expressed by the same letter בּ placed in front of the name. ==

One can also translate with a letter, with a beautiful letter, with a large book, depending on the context.

=== When the name is defined, the ה is deleted and its vowel goes under the בּ ===

=== The qualifying adjective normally takes the definite article ===

=== In front of names and adjectives beginning with one of the letters ע, א or ר, the definite article takes the vowel ָ ===

== The verb "present" ==

Let's look at how the verbs that we define as: סָסַס

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It will be noted that English proceeds in the same way with this difference that he uses the auxilière to be, non-existent in Hebrew: I am eating.

=== The past participle (פָּעוּל) ===

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There are seven verbal forms in Hebrew. The one we have examined is the simple form (קַל, also called פָּעַל.