Questions & Answers about אני מביאה קערה גדולה וכפית קטנה לקינוח.
Because the speaker is feminine singular.
In Hebrew present tense, the verb agrees with the subject’s gender and number. So:
- אני מביאה = I am bringing said by a woman
- אני מביא = I am bringing said by a man
A useful thing to notice: in the present tense, Hebrew does not have a special first-person form, so מביאה can also mean she brings / is bringing depending on context.
You can sometimes omit אני if the context is clear, but keeping it is very normal.
Since present-tense Hebrew does not show person clearly, מביאה by itself could mean:
- I am bringing if a woman is speaking
- she is bringing
So אני helps remove ambiguity.
Because in Hebrew, adjectives usually come after the noun, unlike in English.
So:
- קערה גדולה = a big bowl
- כפית קטנה = a small spoon
This is the normal Hebrew word order for noun + adjective.