"יש לה חמישה עשר ילדים."

Translation: She has fifteen children.

[firerosearien]

Oh my someone has been productive

[CSco10]

One child for each tribe of Israel and 3 in spare.

[LeChiffre3]

מזל טוב!

[ngarrang]

and she lives in a shoe
with so many children
she knows not what to do

[Cosmopolitan1]

of course Duo is speacking about a tasty mouse :D

[JhadeSaGrave]

Really hoping she's a teacher...

[mberry923]

The speaker really slurs all those words together. Even after receiving the correct answer, I still can't make his voice distinctly match the words. Yikes.

[4kzaj]

יש לכאמישער ילדים is what I hear.

[AnCatDubh]

הִיא מְאֹד אוֹהֶבֶת אֶת בַּעֲלָהּ.

[TheOneAndOnlyBK]

...And counting.

[FerberKsen]

Strawberry

[Hava_Dorit]

Don't laugh at this sentence! I know a family in my Jerusalem neighborhood with 15 children. My husband and I enjoyed their Shabbat hospitality this past Shabbat VaYeshev!

Happy Hanukkah, y'all!

[xerostomus]

החברה לשעבר שלי הייתה מהמשפחה עם שלושה עשר ילדים. בהתחלה לא רציתי להאמין לה את זה. למרות שרוב הילדים היו סטודנטים באוניברסיטים. טוֹב. נסים קורה. :-)

[danny912421]

I think "my last girlfriend" would be החברה האחרונה שלי. I think שעבר is used only in time related sentences - בשנה שעברה - last year.

[YardenNB]

You're right about שעבר. But xerostomus correctly used לשעבר, which means "former" or "ex-".

[danny912421]

Oh, thank you for the clarification.

[TeribleT]

Next up: how to pronounce מכונת כביסה
Mekonat Cvisa ... (washing machine).. that's all I can imagine, how much laundry 15 kids would produce).

[hurricanechild]

It sounds exactly the same as יש לך

[YardenNB]

Right. It's not a problem with the speaker, it's pronounced the same by everyone, even when speaking slowly.

[fmbk7]

It did to me too. Duolingo accepted it as correct though.

[karen950203]

אופייני למגזר החרדי (אם כי די גבולי...)

[AniOhevYayin]

It's tedious that DL asks for plene spelling with the yod for חמשה (if you spell it defectively--without the yod--it says there's a typo). It should just be an optional spelling, not a typo.

[Hava_Dorit]

Why tedious? DL apparently doesn't teach Biblical Hebrew yet. ;-) I find that modern Hebrew spells things out more. Many of us probably haven't seen the word for 5 spelled as you did above.

Maybe you'll be the one who will bring this to us here at Duolingo?

[JimCopelan1]

Wouldn't mind a few of my own

[Carissa789117]

Poor dear must be exhausted.

[anheroo]

lol ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ orthodoxes