Questions & Answers about בחנות יש תפוח טוב.
יש means there is or there are. It is used to express existence or presence.
So in this sentence, יש tells you that something exists in that place. Hebrew often leaves out the present-tense is/are, but when you want to say that something exists somewhere, יש is the normal word to use.
Hebrew does not have a separate indefinite article like English a/an.
So תפוח by itself can mean an apple or just apple, depending on context. If the sentence meant the apple, it would be התפוח.
Without vowel marks, בחנות can mean either one.
- בְּחנות = in a store
- בַּחנות = in the store
This happens because the preposition ב־ attaches directly to the noun, and when it combines with ה־ it changes form. In normal everyday writing without vowel marks, both are written the same way: בחנות.
So the exact meaning depends on context or on vowel marking.