"הבקר טעים."

Translation: The beef is tasty.

[davidrojaselbirt]

בוקר is morning

[Berenyu]

Boker בוקר/בקר is morning.
Bakar בקר means cattle, and when used in the context of food it means beef. Can cause confusion without nekudot, so context is important.

[MartinJeff8]

Doesn't meat work for translating beef?

[DennisMosesG]

In Arabic, baqarah is cow, heifer.

[Nomno1]

And in spanish vaca is cow.

[Gatu77]

Does it surprise you? In fact, all Semitic languages have thousands of cognate words.

[bibums]

it's just a comment, chill

[TeribleT]

בוקר : Morning
בקר : Beef
Cowboy : בּוֹקֵר

[hatziloo]

The words morning and cowboy are written the same in hebrew, but in morning you empathize the first syllable (bo-ker) and in cowboy the second syllabel (bocker, short o)

[Samuel632571]

Great discussion. So, is it right to say just בקר for meat?

[danny912421]

If you are asking if you can say בקר to mean meat in general, then no. Only is you mean beef.

Meat is בשר

Cattle / beef is בקר.

[Dina794261]

I got it wrong since I wrote meat instead of beef

[danny912421]

Well, it was a mistake, wasn't it?

[SpinergySy]

I'm no expert, but I'm fairly certain that "beef" is בשר בקר

Because just בקר by itself is morning.

[zschoenfeld]

Morning is בוקר

[hatziloo]

Yes but you can also write בקר with Ktiv Haser.

[hatziloo]

Usually it's just בקר, but both are correct. Most people say בקר (backar) because it's shorter.
Morning will be written בוקר (bocker) most of the time, בקר (still bocker) is a bit more formal way to write it.
Fun fact: the word בוקר also means a cowboy.

[YardenNB]

To be even more precise, when you write /boqer/ = morning, it must be בֹקֶר if you write with niqqud and בוקר if you write without niqqud.

[snakebite10]

No בוקר is morning there is a difference in spelling and in letters used to make up the word and its שורש/root of the word

[skyemany2k]

You should report it. I translated this as "The morning is tasty" which made no sense.

[Chogo777]

Morning is בוקר
Cattle is בקר
Beef is בשר בקר

[Gatu77]

Imho, it's no good to use this word and yet in such context here because it may sound disgusting to the ear of Hindu, and maybe, some Hindu guys study Hebrew here. Btw, I am not Hindu, I just share my thoughts.

[JhadeSaGrave]

If i am vegetarian, i may not like hearing this easier, but i will need to be able to recognize it when it is said, and know what it means.

The world does not shelter anyone.