Questions & Answers about היא לא שומעת מוזיקה כשיש פגישה חשובה.
היא means she. Hebrew usually includes the subject pronoun when you want to clearly state who is doing the action.
So:
- היא = she
- לא שומעת = does not hear / does not listen to
- מוזיקה = music
Together, היא לא שומעת מוזיקה means she does not listen to music.
Hebrew can sometimes leave out subject pronouns in certain contexts, but here היא is perfectly normal and clear.
לא is the normal Hebrew word for not.
In a simple present-tense sentence, it usually comes:
subject + לא + verb
So:
- היא שומעת = she hears / she listens
- היא לא שומעת = she does not hear / she does not listen
This is different from English, which needs do/does not in the present tense. Hebrew does not use a word like does here.