אני עובד מחר.

I work tomorrow.

Breakdown of אני עובד מחר.

• אני: I
• לעבוד: to work
• מחר: tomorrow

Questions & Answers about אני עובד מחר.

How do you pronounce אני עובד מחר?

It is pronounced roughly a-NI o-VED ma-CHAR.

• אני = a-NI
• עובד = o-VED
• מחר = ma-CHAR

The stress is on the last syllable of each word here.

What does each word do in the sentence?

• אני means I
• עובד is the present-tense form meaning work / working for a masculine singular subject
• מחר means tomorrow

So the sentence is literally something like I working tomorrow, but in natural English it corresponds to I’m working tomorrow or I work tomorrow, depending on context.

Why is there no separate word for am in this sentence?

Because Hebrew does not normally use a present-tense form of to be the way English does in sentences like I am working.

So where English needs I am working, Hebrew can simply say אני עובד.

This is very normal in Hebrew. The present meaning is carried by the verb form itself, without a separate word for am.

Why is עובד in a present-looking form if the sentence is about tomorrow?