"הוא עצוב ואני שמח."

Translation: He is sad and I am happy.

[Arrhythmia]

Don't be so mean Duo!

[CJ.Dennis]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schadenfreude

[Ouranikos]

היא שמח ואני עצוב. אני אוהב אותך.

[770mdk]

היא שמחה והוא שמח

[James376184]

What is אותך?

[danny912421]

Well, אותך is "you" used as the object. So, אני אוהב אותך means "I love you".

[Raz2018]

לא ככה רושמים בכלל.
היא זה נקבה יא אהבל.
הוא שמח ואני עצוב

[FaizaMazhar]

Other way round for me :'(

[TalyaShara]

Haha same

[CoemgenusO]

Edit: Can vav not be disjunctive in MIH, as in classical Hebrew? i.e. "He is sad but I am happy."

[Pumbush]

but is אבל

Vav is only "and"

[josedopatrocinio]

Thanks

[AngelMigue953438]

how should i pronunced "הוא עצוב ואני שמח" ? thanks for advance!

[danny912421]

hu atzúv ve-aní saméach

[matheusyhwh]

Is he saying "u atsuv", or "Hu atsuv"? Because I hear "u atsuv", but everyone says that is "hu"

[Andrew48]

I believe the H sound is often dropped in modern Hebrew.

[Daiana.215]

Is it "Vani" or "Ve ani" ? With the audio pronounciation it sounds like it is just one word so I am confused

[carolyahie]

I am wrote He is sad and I am happy but you said I was wrong. What's up with that?

[nomi973226]

Why isn't the final form used, שמך?

[danny912421]

x ח and ך are two different letters. ך is the final letter of כ, not ח.

[Joelle102808]

I wrote סמח instead of שמח and it was considered correct!!! Can you explain why please??

[danny912421]

There is a bug in the system that occasionally does not acknowledge typos. סמח is definitely not correct.

[Kittysanm]

How should it be pronounced? Veani sameaj? It sounds like he says Vaani sameaj

[danny912421]

Yes, he says va-ani, which is the correct pronunciation. Colloquially people would pronounce it ve-ani.

[Kittysanm]

Thank you! So, how do you know when to pronounce ve- and when to pronounce va-, to say "and"?

[Theresa754142]

Colloquially, you always say ve.

But if you want to understand newscasters for example, sometimes “and” is “u” if the noun starts with ב מ פ or a shwa.

Sometimes “and” is “vi” with words starting with a yod. “And children” is “viladim”. That comes up later in this course.

There are more rules, so google “how to say ‘and’ in Hebrew if you’re really interested.

Takeaway point: don’t be surprised to hear either ve or vi or u for “and”.

[Veerle499162]

Since I am a women, would I say: אני שמחה
?

[Veerle499162]

*woman, of course haha

[Theresa754142]

Yes verlee, and you pronounce it smekha.

Pealim is a very good site for looking up words because if you look up one like ‏ ‏שמחה, you’ll also find the masculine singular, masculine plural, and feminine plural. If you look up one verb form, you can see all of the conjugations. It’s very helpful!