Questions & Answers about גם לה יש תחביב שקט: היא אוהבת לנגן בפסנתר בבוקר.
Hebrew usually does not use a verb meaning to have in the present tense the way English does. Instead, it uses the pattern:
יש ל־... = literally there is to...
So:
- יש לה = literally there is to her
- natural English: she has
Adding גם gives:
- גם לה יש = she also has / she too has
This is a very common Hebrew structure for possession.
לה means to her.
In possession sentences with יש, Hebrew uses a preposition:
- לי = to me
- לך = to you (m.s.)
- לך = to you (f.s.)
- לו = to him
- לה = to her
So יש לה תחביב literally means there is a hobby to her, which is just how Hebrew says she has a hobby.