Questions & Answers about היא אישה.
In the present tense, Hebrew usually does not use a separate word for is / am / are in simple sentences like this.
So:
- היא אישה = She is a woman
- literally: she woman
This kind of sentence is very normal in Hebrew.
But in other tenses, Hebrew does use forms of to be:
- היא הייתה אישה חזקה = She was a strong woman
- היא תהיה אישה חזקה = She will be a strong woman
So the missing is is not an omission by accident; it is just how present-tense Hebrew works.
Hebrew commonly uses the same basic order here as English:
- היא = she
- אישה = woman
So the structure is:
- subject + predicate noun
- she + woman
That is why היא אישה is the natural order for She is a woman.
You may sometimes see other word orders in Hebrew for emphasis or style, but for a basic learner sentence, היא אישה is the standard straightforward form.