Questions & Answers about יש פנייה ימינה ליד הבנק, אבל אין פנייה שמאלה שם.
יש means there is / there are, and אין means there is no / there are no.
So:
- יש פנייה ימינה = There is a right turn
- אין פנייה שמאלה = There is no left turn
These are very common Hebrew words for talking about existence or availability.
In Hebrew, יש and אין are the normal way to express existence:
- יש = something exists / is present
- אין = something does not exist / is not present
English uses a dummy there in sentences like there is a bank or there is a turn, but Hebrew does not need that kind of structure. It simply says יש + the thing.
So Hebrew says:
- יש בנק = There is a bank
- יש פנייה ימינה = There is a right turn