"חלב חם."

Translation: Hot milk.

[ljubomora]

Is it like in Spanish that the adjective comes after the noun? :)

[ran6996]

Usually yes

[PolMicheal]

How would one say "milk is hot"?

[cyanivde]

This way.

You can avoid the confusion by using "חלב הוא חם" for "milk is hot".

[PolMicheal]

Thanks!

[petr830120]

I think the sa.e

[julian665012]

So, ive decided that i will not be asking for bread or milk when i go to israel.

[goallnations]

Could this not also mean milk is hot?

[TextuaryPlum]

It could, but usually doesn't. If you want to specify, you can say "חלב הוא חם"

[Theresa754142]

Khalav kham.

[Huperniketes]

I wrote "milk is hot", but I suppose it would then have been "החלב חם".

[fetshme]

Milk is hot - חלב הוא חם
But it is a strange sentence, I think, because it means that some milk, or milk in general is hot.

The milk is hot - החלב חם
When we have the definite prefix ה, we don't need הוא.

The hot milk - החלב החם
Both words get the ה prefix.

[CarlAmbray]

how can I distiguish the pronunciation of ח and כ?

[TextuaryPlum]

The letter כ has two prononciations. It's either pronounced exactly like ק, or exactly like ח. Without niqqud (those little dots people never use) you can't really tell which pronounciation it is, sorta like the english letter C, you just have to know.

Basically, to answer your question, they're pronounced the same.

[8pGY3]

i typed the correct answer however it told me am wrong !!

[fardos504031]

כתבתי חלב חם hot milk ולא נתן שזה נכון בסוף כותבים אותו דבר איל לא נתן שזה בסדר מישו יכול להסביר?!!

[ssmithj3]

Is this a thing in isreal, warm milk? I just drink it straight from the fridge

[JackelineE18]

Who can help me with the pronunciation, I don't get it

[tanya173261]

I typed the answer in English. It Did not request how to type the answer, English or hebrew.

[Pamela161182]

I answered "A hot milk". but it was not accepted! Why?

[danny912421]

Milk is uncountable. You can't say "a milk".

[Pamela161182]

I beg to differ, If I am asked what drink I would like, I can answer, "a hot milk".