"יש לךָ ספר."

Translation: You have a book.

[quadrin]

How can you tell the difference between the tenses? They all sound the same to me

[AlmogL]

Present: יש לך ספר. Past: היה לך ספר. Future: יהיה לך ספר.

[Mark11411]

Ive listened over and over and i continually hear, יש לי הספר

[cicada.corazon]

The difference is slight, but you can here the throaty "ך" sound which tells you its not "ה"

[TeribleT]

Mark, try listening with headphones.

[Aaron728370]

I hear יש לך הספר

[zetaware]

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")

[Mazzorano]

It's a known bug, but report it anyway.

[IalGbIwvK]

Is there a keyboard out there that allows typing in the vowel points?

[TeribleT]

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)

[Mosalf]

Is לךָ direct object?

[YardenNB]

Indirect.

[JenniferSp689541]

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?

[YardenNB]

It's with the "you" (which in the Hebrew sentence is the object).

[JenniferSp689541]

Thanks!

[kelie528857]

I wrote יש לה ספר and it was counted correct. But that means "she has a book."
The translation asked for "you have a book," יש לך ספר.
Was my answer correct? I am totally confused.

[will_do]

I wrote:
"יש לי הספר"
and it said I got it right...

Also, is the pronunciation close and that's a reasonable mistake...? Or am I just not yet familiar enough with the sound of לך...