I speak little Hebrew.
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| 5 | Is Simon Charass a native Hebrew speaker? |
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| 5 | aNI medaBEret rak ktzat ivRIT (f.) |
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| 5 -1 | Ani medabereth ktzat ivrit. |
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peer agreement (net): -1
peer agreement (net): -1Ani medabereth ktzat ivrit. Explanation: That if the speaker is a woman, For a man is "medaber" |
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Is Simon Charass a native Hebrew speaker? Explanation: Clearly not. Therefore he should stop commenting on translations offered by native speakers who are also qualified Hebrew translators and interpreters. His comment 'If you ever say that in Hebrew everybody will laught at you', demonstrates not only his inability to distinguish between 'little' and 'a little' (thus laying bare his ignorance of English); but his complete lack of familiarity with idiomatic Hebrew. References: Native Hebrew speaker, grew up in Israel, school prize for Hebrew literature, Hebrew University, IAF, taught college in Jerusalem, etc. |
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aNI medaBEret rak ktzat ivRIT (f.) Explanation: aNI medaBER rak ktzat ivRIT (m.) |
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