"אני רוצָה אפרסק או תפוז."

Translation: I want a peach or an orange.

[Sarah17212]

I left out an...

[__Ionathan]

It should count.

[VidAdler]

as of Sept 2020 - leaving out 'an' is WRONG WRONG WRONG

[LisaBear78]

I think in translation it should be acceptable to not include the an.

[BaronTiger]

Isnt it a peach or 'an' orange?

[CJ.Dennis]

Yes, and I just reported it. 7 February 2017.

[SamJimenez6]

Do any native speakers want to transliterate the pronunciation differences between the male and female forms of "רוצה"? I'm hearing both the same.

[radagastthebrown]

male singular - רוצֶה - rotzeh

female singular - רוצָה - rotzah

[SamJimenez6]

תודה

[MarleneKes1]

I am very frustrated . There is no sound and I clicked “can’t listen now” and it still gives me audio questions. Is there something I’m doing wrong in settings on my iPad. This is the first time this has happened

[Fenella_T.K.W.]

Could רוצה be translated as "I would like"?
so for this sentence would "I would like a peach or an orange" be correct?

[ran6996]

That's a tough one because there's no straightforward definition for 'would' in Hebrew in this case. You're not completely wrong but the 'i would want' instead of 'i want' gives a slightly different connotation to the sentence. I think I would've translate 'i would want...' to "הייתי רוצה.."

[Zx7R2]

Yes there is: I want = אני רוצה, I would want/like - הייתי רוצה

[danny912421]

aní rotzá afarsék o tapúz.

[Moshesturm]

מחורכעח עןלתמע לא

[RonaldFrump]

Female audio is so low. Even at full volume the "או" sounds like "ה"