Hi julie,

Thanks for commenting and for the great feedback! ❤️️

You are correct in your observation. As the masculine form is the simplest in Hebrew and considered to be the "basic" form of verbs and adjectives, many of the lessons of the lower levels focus on it in the past. That said, we are aware of this being an important issue and are making efforts to improve this by adding missing feminine gender to our lessons, as well as including those in new materials that are produced.

We hope that helps, and in the meanwhile - please feel free to contact us in case you have any questions (about feminine forms or anything else) - we're happy to assist 👍

Keep up the good work 👍😄

Sincerely,

Roi

Team HebrewPod101.com

your classes are amazing but it is a bif pity to not specify when it comes to a man or a woman

Im studying since one year almost with you, and discovered recently that the feminine and masculine versions were different

now for each single lesson i have to open at the same time another page to check on the gramar for a woman speaker and it is a shame to not having included it

Or I am not aware of it and it can be shown automatically?

Hi Fariborz

Thanks for posting your question! I'll try to explain:

The translation of "alarm clock" is simply "שעון מעורר". When we want to add an article to it, and make it "THE alarm clock", the translation will be "השעון המעורר". That happens because in Hebrew, we add the articel ("ה") to the following adjectives of the nouns as well.

I hope that it's clear now 👍😄

Best,

Roi

Team HebrewPod101.com

Hi! I've got a question for you! Which one is the correct equivalent Hebrew phrase for the words "the alarm clock"?

"השעון המעורר" or" שעון המעורר"?

According to what I know, if the word "מעורר" is an adjective then "השעון המעורר" should be the correct form but if the word "מעורר" is a noun then " שעון המעורר" should be the correct form. I am not sure if the word "מעורר" is a noun or an adjective.

Hi Yvonne,

Thank you for posting!

I went over the lesson and the learning materials, but can't find the word 'מתעוררת' in this lesson, I see only 'מתעורר', which is correct for the masculine form...

Could you please check again and direct me to the location, where you think the error was made?

Best,

Roi

Team HebrewPod101.com

You said top 20 sentences for a male speaker below.But it is Feminine. After all ochelet is fem. Please explain.

Hi Juliana,

Thanks for posting and for sharing the feminine versions of these phrases.

You wrote almost everything right, please allow me to correct the ones where you didn't... :)

אני מכבה את השעון המעורר שלי - *המעורר

אני שמה משחת שיניים על מברשת השיניים שלי - *שמה

אני מצחצחת שיניים - *מצחצחת

אני מוציאה את הזבל - *מוציאה

Well cone! keep up the good work!

Yours,

Roi

Team HebrewPod101.com

The top 20 sentences are for Male speaker

אני מתעוררת ב-7 בבוקר

אני מכבה את השעון התעורר שלי

אני יוצאת מהמיטה

אני שוטפת את הפנים

אני שם משחת שיניים על מברשת השיניים שלי

אני ממחצית שיניים

אני מורידה את המים בשירותים

אני מדליקה את הטלוויזיה

אני צופה בחדשות

אני לובשת את הבגדים שלי

אני מכינה קפה

אני אוכלת ארוחת בוקר

אני יוצאת את הזבל

אני מוציאות את הכלב שלי

אני מאכילה את החתול

אני מתווכחת עם הילדים

אני מדברת עם המשפחה שלי

אני נועלת את הדלת

אני מחכה למעלית

אני מתחמקת מהשכן

Hi Juliana,

Thank you for your positive feedback!

Let us know if you have any questions.

Sincerely,

Cristiane

Team HebrewPod101.com

Shalom.

I love the lessons and the teachers make pronounciation so easy.