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He understands Hebrew, but I do not understand English.

She understands Hebrew, but she does not speak English.

Do you understand Hebrew?

I know who is here, and I understand Hebrew.

Do you (plural, feminine) understand why they are not at home today?

The female student asks another question, because she does not understand the answer exactly.

I fill out the form slowly, because there is one document there that I do not understand.

Before the test we do one more exercise, to understand whether it is easy or difficult.

If you do not understand, you can erase the answer and write it again.

The teacher says that you do not need to erase every exercise, because afterward you can understand what is not good in it.

She explains well, so I understand.

I do not understand the reason for this problem, but we will try to understand it.

There is one thing that I do not understand.

Her request is simple: she wants a short example so that you understand quickly.

Before I send the document, I read every detail again, because I want to understand the goal.

The student asks another question, because he does not understand the answer.

The coach does not shout; he speaks quietly so that the team will understand what needs to be done.