what is your address?

Hebrew translation: Ma hi Ktovtecha (m) Ketovtech (F)

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English term or phrase:what is your address?
Hebrew translation:Ma hi Ktovtecha (m) Ketovtech (F)
Entered by: Yigal Gideon

02:32 Mar 17, 2002
English to Hebrew translations [Non-PRO]
English term or phrase: what is your address?
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Ma hi Ktovtecha (m) Ketovtech (F)
Explanation:
מה היא כתובתך in hebrew letters it is written the same
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Yigal Gideon
Israel
Local time: 00:13
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5 +3Ma hi Ktovtecha (m) Ketovtech (F)
Yigal Gideon
5 +2ma ktovtekha / ma ktovtekh
John Kinory (X)


  

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Ma hi Ktovtecha (m) Ketovtech (F)


Explanation:
מה היא כתובתך in hebrew letters it is written the same

Yigal Gideon
Israel
Local time: 00:13
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ma ktovtekha / ma ktovtekh


Explanation:
This is a more concise way of saying it (Israelis tend to be concise, and Hebrew is a very compact, agglutinating language). The word 'hee' (is, in the feminine) is already implied by the words 'ma' (what) and 'ktovet' (address, f. noun).

ktovtekha = your address, where 'your' is m. sing.
ktovtekh = ditto, f. sing.
ktov'tkhem = m. plural
ktov'tkhen = f. pl.

In that order, the sentences are
מה כתובתך
מה כתובתך
מה כתובתכם
מה כתובתכן


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Note added at 2002-03-17 19:01:06 (GMT)
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Pronunciation:
ktovteKHA
ktovTEKH
ktov\'tKHEM
ktov\'tKHEN

John Kinory (X)
Local time: 22:13
PRO pts in pair: 43

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Sue Goldian: Very nice....qatzar v'qole'a :-)
1 hr
  -> You always had good taste [G]

agree  Rachel Gruenberger-Elbaz
10 hrs
  -> Thanks!
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