"תני לו את הכריך."

Translation: Give him the sandwich.

[joshua688189]

Is it just me, or did the voice not match the sentence?

[radagastthebrown]

It does match.. there's a missing 't' sound in the beginning of the recording, besides that it's fine.

'Tni lo et hakarikh'

[UriMandelb]

Is the speaker supposed to say 'tni' or is the 't' sound cut off in the voice file?

[radagastthebrown]

She's supposed to say "tni".

[7SV31]

What's the difference between תני and תן לו את הכריך?

[radagastthebrown]

singular feminine = תני

singular masculine = תן

plural = תנו

[ScottFleischman]

Interesting. In the Pimsleur Hebrew course they seemed to pronounce תני as just ני (no "t" sound). And here they don't either. I wonder if that's a common pronunciation (with the "t" basically silent).

[radagastthebrown]

It should be pronounced "tni", but something I guess the 't' at the beginning isn't heard well when talking fast.

[Celioluzverde]

What a horrible pronunciation!

[VivekRaman7]

Why is it not נתון following the pa'al pattern given in the tips and notes or "natan" which is the less common pa'al pattern. https://www.duolingo.com/skill/he/Imperative-1/tips-and-notes