"כן, אנחנו רצות בבוקר."

Translation: Yes, we run in the morning.

[iggyl]

FWIW, I am also hearing 'rotzot' with an 'o', and not 'ratzot'.

[Bennilernt]

is the pronouciation off? I understand: ken, anachnu rOtzot baboker. Not rAtzot baboker. Isnt the verb: ratzot rather than rotzot?

[Pumbush]

Sounds good to me. And it is Ratzot.

[AndyLeggett]

I find the distinction between ratsot and rotsot very subtle but when Hebrew speakers tell us it's clear, it's clear. Our ears aren't yet trained - try not to get frustrated, keep going and accept the help offered

[joeblow37]

How would you say "Yes, we go running in the morning"

[danny912421]

כן, אנחנו הולכים לרוץ בבוקר.

[Mark11411]

Sorry, but with good audio and high volume, she is saying rOtzot. The only way to get this answer correct, and we should, is to judge it by the lesson and the context in the sentence. I can hear other speakers clearly say rAtzot, so I have to agree that this particular audio is terrible. It happens, but if you're familiar with the vocabulary words of this lesson, it shouldn't cause you to get it incorrect.

[FriedrichXVI]

רָצוֹת ratzot
Present tense / participle, feminine, plural:
we / you f. pl. / they f. run

according to:

https://www.pealim.com/dict/11-larutz/

[imnotfried1]

Dunno if this is the same audio everyone in the comments has heard or if it's been changed since, but i definitely hear ratzot. May 21 2021

[GerryVeenendaal]

means this sentence that they are really running in the morning or does it mean "the morning starts"

[BethBruch]

Or does it mean we run in the mornings?