Questions & Answers about הן עובדות שם הרבה שעות, אבל היום הן בבית.
הן means they for an all-female group.
Hebrew distinguishes gender in the plural:
- הם = they (masculine, or mixed group)
- הן = they (feminine)
So this sentence is talking about women or girls:
- הן עובדות... = They (feminine) work...
A useful note: in everyday spoken Hebrew, many speakers often use הם even for female groups, but הן is the standard feminine form and is completely correct.
Because it agrees with the feminine plural subject הן.
In the present tense, Hebrew verbs change for gender and number:
- עובד = working / works (masculine singular)
- עובדת = working / works (feminine singular)
- עובדים = working / work (masculine plural)
- עובדות = working / work (feminine plural)
So:
- הן עובדות = they (feminine) work / are working
Here it is a verb: work / are working.