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- "Thank you, have fun."
"Thank you, have fun."
Translation:תודה, תהנו.
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I wrote תהני and that was a correct answer as well. I believe all forms are correct ansers as they didnt soecify masc, feminine, or plural.
hmm I wrote "תודה תהנה" and it showed up as incorrect. The correct answer is showing up as תודה, תהנו which is the plural right? But there is no way to know it's plural right?
For where I am in the course, the word for "(have) fun" wasn't introduced yet. What is the precise meaning? I've only learned "kef" so far.
Well, כֵּיף is the noun "fun". But תֵּהָנֵֶה is a verb: "you shall enjoy yourself".
keif is the word for fun, as in "this is fun," whereas תהני means "enjoy" or "have fun"
They just f it up, man. Same ❤❤❤❤ for me. Frustrate me for real, mad as hell.
No, "תהנה" (tehene) for male and "תהני" (teheni) for female. It should be noted that the "H" sound isn't pronounced in modern Hebrew, so tehene and teheni would be pronounced as teene and teeni (with a long e, or /teːne/ and /teːni/ in ipa).
But here תהנו is displayed as correct solution not תהני How is that pronounced or is it simply an error?
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Oh, woops! Yeah, I don't really know the vowels if the words... that's why I did that weird mixup. Thanks for clearing it up!
Don't worry, I can see how verb conjugation in Hebrew can be hard, heck, even I, a native speaker, struggle with conjugating less common words (I can't speak for other native speakers though).
Has the future of a Niphal verb not an [a] between the first two root consonants: תֵּהָנֵֶה [tehane]?
as a hebrew native speaker (my first language) it should be תודה רבה, תהנה as well, I mean "you" in hebrew stand for single and plural so "thank you, have fun" can be : תודה רבה, תהנה תודה רבה, תהנו it's dulingo mistaken not you your answer is correct :) have a great day!
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You did not need to add רבה. The English is only "Thank you" not "Thank you very much". Duo makes a distinction between the two.
have fun can be : תהני, תהנה, תהנו as well. also thank you can be just : תודה and not :תודה לך
Well, I would say you often use תּוֹדָה לְךָ in combination with a name: תּוֹדָה לְךָ דָּוִד עַל עוּגִיּוֹת הַשּׁוֹקוֹלָד thank you, David, for this chocolatate cookies. Or if you want to stress someones merits: סוּפֶּרְמֶן, תּוֹדָה לְךָ הַמְּדִינָה הַזֹּאת שׁוּב בְּטוּחָה Superman, thanks to you the country is safe again. But as the simple reaction to a kindness, תּוֹדָה or תּוֹדָה רַבָּה is much more common and idiomatic, although תּוֹדָה לְךָ is still possible.
The voice said תודה, בהצלחה. Thank you, good luck, not "have fun".
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I wrote תהנו, and it said that the correct answer was תהנה… Exactly the opposite of what others have reported! Which is the right response?
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Both are correct.
Did it reject תהנו? Well, that is the default answer, so it must have been a bug. Or did it accept it, and say "another correct answer: תהנה" ? That doesn't mean you were wrong, it just lists additional possible answers.
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I had used תהנו, which it gave in the list of possible answers, and it told me I had a typo, showing the correct answer as תהנה; it was definitely NOT just giving alternative answers. I'm at a loss as when to use which form of this word! Is this one of those things where actual usage differs from the official rules?
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This is imperative, which has three forms - תהנה (used when addressing a man), תהני (used when addressing a woman) and תהנו (used when addressing multiple people) - and this is listed as the default answer. Saying "Have fun" specifies neither gender, nor number, so all three should be correct. If it corrected you, it means either 1) you made another typo that you didn't notice or 2) it's a bug. Either way, nothing you can do about it. It happens to everybody.
Yes, לְכֵּיף (as כֵּיף is an Arabic loan, it is not lenited) is literally for fun.
