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minus-squareNeatNit@discuss.tchncs.delinkfedilinkarrow-up4·5 days agoLet’s say someone asks “did you check the thing?” In Hebrew, you can reply: “לא, אבדוק” meaning “no, I’ll check”. But if you drop the comma, it comes out as “לא אבדוק” meaning “I won’t check”. The negation of the verb is done by adding לא (“no”, or “not”) before the verb.
Let’s say someone asks “did you check the thing?”
In Hebrew, you can reply: “לא, אבדוק” meaning “no, I’ll check”.
But if you drop the comma, it comes out as “לא אבדוק” meaning “I won’t check”.
The negation of the verb is done by adding לא (“no”, or “not”) before the verb.