Questions & Answers about אני עובד בבוקר, אבל בערב אני בבית.
עובד is the masculine singular present-tense form of the verb לעבוד (to work).
In Hebrew, the present tense often looks like a participle, so אני עובד can mean:
- I work
- I am working
The exact English translation depends on context. In this sentence, it expresses a general present-time situation: I work in the morning.
Because עובד by itself does not show the person clearly. It tells you gender and number (masculine singular), but not whether the subject is I, you, or he.
So:
- עובד = working / works (masculine singular, but no person stated)
- אני עובד = I work / I am working
This is different from many past and future forms in Hebrew, where the verb itself often already tells you the person.