Questions & Answers about בוררות שונה מגישור.
It is pronounced roughly:
borerút shoná mi-gishúr
A more detailed breakdown:
- בוררות — borerút = arbitration
- שונה — shoná = different
- מגישור — mi-gishúr = from mediation / than mediation
So the full sentence sounds like:
borerút shoná mi-gishúr
Because in Hebrew, the verb to be is usually omitted in the present tense.
So:
- בוררות שונה מגישור
literally: Arbitration different from mediation
But in natural English, that means:
- Arbitration is different from mediation
This is completely normal Hebrew sentence structure.
Here שונה means different.
The pattern is:
- X שונה מ־Y = X is different from Y
So in this sentence:
- בוררות שונה מגישור
= Arbitration is different from mediation
A useful thing to remember is that Hebrew uses מ־ after שונה, just like English uses from after different.