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How can you tell the difference between the tenses? They all sound the same to me
Hi! Even if you answer correctly, the app gives you another correct solution, which it's the same! (maybe with an extra space before the "a")
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I use Swype and I can do it. רואָה רואֶה. ֻ ַ ָ ' י ג'ינס . You hold the spacebar to switch languages so I switch really easily. The points are called nikud (in linguistics in general they are called diacritics)
Yes, but then there'd be a question mark. Regarding how it sounds, you should be able to figure by the tonality whether that's a question or a saying
"the book" = הספר "You have the book" / "Do you have the book" = יש לך את הספר (with or without a question mark). Or "יש לך הספר" (without "את") which is more consistent with the Hebrew grammar but nobody says it like this anymore. Or, less literally but means the same, "הספר אצלך".
Does לך have to agree with the subject or the object? Is it לךָ because it is "you" have a book or because ספר is a masculine singular noun?
