Questions & Answers about כשהוא יוצא מהבית, הוא תמיד בודק אם הכרטיס בארנק.
כשהוא means when he.
It is made from:
- כש־ = when / as
- הוא = he
So:
- כשהוא יוצא מהבית = when he leaves the house / when he goes out of the house
This is a very common Hebrew structure:
- כשאני... = when I...
- כשאתה... = when you...
- כשהיא... = when she...
In Hebrew, the present tense is often used for habitual or general actions, especially in sentences like this.
So כשהוא יוצא מהבית literally looks like when he is going out of the house, but in natural English it is usually translated as:
- when he leaves the house
- whenever he leaves the house
Because the sentence describes something he does regularly, Hebrew uses the present form naturally.
Also:
- יוצא is the masculine singular present form of לצאת = to go out / to leave