Questions & Answers about התמונה מעל המיטה, והנעליים מתחת לכיסא.
In the present tense, Hebrew usually leaves out the verb to be.
So where English says:
The picture is above the bed, and the shoes are under the chair.
Hebrew naturally says:
התמונה מעל המיטה, והנעליים מתחת לכיסא.
This is completely normal. Hebrew often uses just:
subject + location/explanation
without a separate word for is or are.
It has two parallel parts:
התמונה מעל המיטה
= the picture + above the bed
והנעליים מתחת לכיסא
= and the shoes + under the chair
So the basic pattern is:
noun + place phrase
The ו־ at the start of והנעליים means and, joining the two parts.