Questions & Answers about מי אחראי כאן?
Word by word, it is:
- מי = who
- אחראי = responsible / in charge
- כאן = here
So the literal structure is basically Who responsible here?
Natural English adds is, but Hebrew usually does not in the present tense.
Because in Hebrew, the verb to be is usually omitted in the present tense.
So:
- מי אחראי כאן? = Who is responsible here?
But literally, Hebrew just says:
- Who responsible here?
This is completely normal. The missing is is understood automatically.
אחראי is an adjective meaning responsible. In context, it can also mean in charge.
So depending on the situation, מי אחראי כאן? could mean:
- Who is responsible here?
- Who is in charge here?
The exact nuance depends on context and tone.