"אני מדברת עברית."

Translation: I speak Hebrew.

[MangoCam]

Ani medaberet ivrit. (A female says this)

[NoNoEsImposible]

Did the audio seem quieter on this sentence than the other ones for anybody else?

[KandaceStar17]

Yes, the voice (female) was quieter on this one. This has occurred several other times for me with the female voice, but never with the male voice. I crank the volume way up and hit the replay button when this happens.

[Mazzorano]

Yes, we are aware of that, we'll try and standardize the volume next time, although it was beyond our control.

[Adam349271]

Do all of the words become connected when speaking Hebrew?

[Nebelrose]

isn't it the same with all languages? it just happens naturally when speaking a little faster

[Susana796639]

The woman's voice has very low volume

[GabPod]

So is this the male version of saying ''I speak Hebrew''?

[radagastthebrown]

It's the female version (male version is with מדבר instead).

[GabPod]

Ok, thank you :)

[TseDanylo]

I speak Hebrew

• Said by a man - אני מדבר עברית - Aní medabér ivrít
• Said by a woman - אני מדברת עברית - Aní medabéret ivrít

[RuqiyahHad]

אני מדברת עברית. שלום

[Hugo723311]

I wrote it right and send me a message that I was wrong!

[biiS8Lgj]

I once heard ...אני אדבר . I think it it was also something like „I talk“ or „I speak“. whats the difference?

[danny912421]

Well, אני אדבר (aní edabér) is "I will speak", so it's the 1st person future tense.

[Basilious]

It is interesting to me that "ivrit" is very close to "ifreet" in Arabic, which means a gnome or an imp, and they are known for their tinkering and mischief.