"אני אוכל תפוז."

Translation: I eat an orange.

[scheisse1234]

Fun fact: The word for orange, "Tapuz", is actually a contraction of two words, apple (תפוח) and gold (זהב), i.e "Golden apple".

[NirYaniv]

Another fun fact - unlike English, in which "orange" has no (obvious) rhyme, תפוז is the most used word to explain the concept of rhyming, because "rhyme" in Hebrew is חרוז.

[Lynnesarah22]

How come the correct answer cannot be "I am eating an orange"?

[scheisse1234]

It should be accepted. Hebrew does not distinguish between "Present Simple" and "Present Progressive", unlike English.

[amatzia.ch]

i eat orange

[danny912421]

aní ochél tapúz.

[deactivated user]

can someone please string out תפוז in latin or something I'm not fairing well without the "say slowly" thx!

[BlackAnubis7]

I recommend using forvo.com

[deactivated user]

Thank you so much my friend!

[NirYaniv]

Ta-pooz

[itdontmatt]

אני אוכל תפוז is actually a verb, meaning im eating an orange