"החרב נפלה מהחלון."

Translation: The sword fell from the window.

[StavatS]

"The sword fell out the window" should be accepted.

[airelibre]

Added.

[EranBarLev]

Shouldn't it be "out of the window"?

[JamesTWils]

That is simply careless.

[TeribleT]

It was impaled in a body.

[DL-Trolls]

Teri!!

8o

[dsjanta]

I can't hear her properly, pronouncing חרב. Isn't it kherev? Because I hear kharev.. or is it one of those things where the first vowel changes because of the definite article?

[PenKnight]

It is "kherev" and the pronounciation sounds good to me.

[DL-Trolls]

Thanks for bringing this up.

[IngeborgHa14]

Well, the only noun with a still audible difference, if determined by the article, is אֶ֫רֶץ הָאָ֫רֶץ, the others, few in number (הַר mountain, חַג feast, עַם people, גַּן garden and פַּר bull), only change from Patach to Kamatz (well, and there is אֲרוֹן cupboard). All of them use generalisations of their pausal form.

[AnCatDubh]

”אַתָּה אַבִּיר נוֹרָאִי.”

[TeribleT]

Ha'cherev nafla me'ha-chalon.

[Lior_Rey]

I hope it's insured...

[RobertEddy]

I hate it when that happens.

[EranBarLev]

What's wrong about: "The sword fell off the window."? It wasn't accepted. :( I reported it just in case, but I'm not sure about it.

[ThapanDubayehudi]

This is the saddest sentence ever

[TeribleT]

Sadder =
מהשיר: "אין פה מקום"¹:

"ורק משתי מילים אני הכי פוחד

הראשונה היא "שם" השנייה "נהרג."

¹ https://youtu.be/Rmf_LvgQAlU