"The ducks do not hate us!"

Translation: הברווזים לא שונאים אותנו!

[PiperDeck]

Why are there two vavs in ברווז? Is it or was it originally pronounced "barvoz"? I always hear it as "barvaz"

[Babelish]

Because when there are two vavs it is pronounced as v or w

[LettuceChu]

When there are two vavs it is pronounced as "v" (I think it's always like that, can't think of any exception) but when there is only one vav it doesn't mean it can't be pronounced with that "v" sound.
No idea why it's like that, I never even thought about it.

[doge157700]

תודה רבה לכם, ברווזים ^^

[danny912421]

ha-barvazím lo soním otánu.

[AlexScandi1]

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN לנו AND אתנו?

[zsuuv]

I think one is Genitive (ל- which i normally translate as "to us") and the other is accusative (אתנו is usually a direct object, as in "he sees us") i hope i didnt make it worse

[tu.8zPhLySD9eGoy]

The "translation" given in this forum WASN'T one of the options. The "correct translation" given in the multiple-choice exercise used הברווזות , NOT הברווזים . The latter one makes more sense, since it uses the plural that most plural words I've seen, use.

[Carissa789117]

Yes, they do.

[Dr.Who11]

Is it "ברווזים" or "ברוזיים"? The latter came as a correction, but here the former is written - I'm confused! Thank you for explanation

[danny912421]

Are you sure you saw correctly? It's definitely ברווזים. It could have been with one vav, but not with two yuds!