אני לומד באוניברסיטה, והיא גם לומדת שם.

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Breakdown of אני לומד באוניברסיטה, והיא גם לומדת שם.

• היא: she
• שם: there
• ו: and

Questions & Answers about אני לומד באוניברסיטה, והיא גם לומדת שם.

Why is it לומד in the first clause but לומדת in the second?

Because Hebrew present-tense verb forms agree with gender and number.

• לומד = masculine singular
• לומדת = feminine singular

So אני לומד means I study / I am studying said by a male speaker, and היא לומדת means she studies / she is studying.

If the speaker were female, the first part would be אני לומדת.

Does אני change depending on whether the speaker is male or female?

No. אני always means I, for both males and females.

What changes is the verb:

• male speaker: אני לומד
• female speaker: אני לומדת

This is different from English, where I stays the same and the verb usually does not show gender.

Does אני לומד mean I study or I am studying?