"Do you see a truck?"

[Heysoos1]

Dang it, I keep using classical Hebrew word order. Is that not understandable or widely used?

[BarakG2]

what was your sentence? רואה אתה משאית?

[Heysoos1]

Yeah. But feminine.

[BarakG2]

not in use.
if you want to use the high level heb anyway add "Ha" at the beginning of it: "הרואה אתה משאית? ". but not in day to day conversations.

[Larry824711]

How about using "האם"? i.e. "האם אתה רואה משאית?"

[Bailey39]

That should also work.

[Heysoos1]

Oooooooh I forgot the hey. Thank you!

[plastoquinone]

What does the 'ha' do in this sentence with classical word order?

[Heysoos1]

In classical Hebrew, the verb comes first (usually) and you put "ha" to mean a yes or no question. A bit like how we use "does," "do-see you truck?"

[BenLaur]

Is the pronoun אתה necessary? Isn't it also implied in the verb?

[Hannahhlj]

The verb implies singular male, it doesn't differentiate between you and he

[Bailey39]

Except in this case, the verb gender doesn't show without the vowel markings. So if a man and a woman are standing together, it isn't known to which of them the question is addressed without the pronoun. (Yeah, I know - English is no better in this regard.)