Questions & Answers about היא אומרת: "אחרי זה תפני ימינה, והבנק יהיה שם."
It means she says or she is saying.
- היא = she
- אומרת = says / is saying
In Hebrew, the present tense often covers both simple present and present progressive, so אומרת can mean either says or is saying, depending on context.
Because it agrees with a feminine singular subject.
Here the subject is היא (she), so the verb is אומרת.
Compare:
- הוא אומר = he says
- היא אומרת = she says
- הם אומרים = they say (masculine/mixed)
- הן אומרות = they say (feminine)
So the -ת ending is a very common sign of feminine singular in the present tense.