Questions & Answers about היא ודאי תבוא מחר.
A common pronunciation is hi va-DAI ta-VO ma-KHAR.
With vowel marks, it would be written approximately as הִיא וַדַּאי תָּבוֹא מָחָר.
A few pronunciation notes:
- היא = hi
- ודאי = vadai or va-DAI
- תבוא = tavo
- מחר = machar, where ח is a throaty sound, like ch in Scottish loch or German Bach
Each word has a clear role:
- היא = she
- ודאי = certainly / definitely / surely
- תבוא = will come
- מחר = tomorrow
So grammatically, the sentence is:
subject + adverb + verb + time expression
That is very natural Hebrew.
There is no separate word for will here, because Hebrew usually expresses the future inside the verb itself.
So תבוא already means will come.
This is different from English:
- English: she will come
- Hebrew: היא תבוא
The future meaning is built into the verb form.