Questions & Answers about אני שמח שאנחנו בבית ביחד.
In Hebrew, the verb to be is usually left out in the present tense.
So:
- אני שמח = I am happy
- אנחנו בבית = we are at home
This is completely normal Hebrew.
In the past or future, Hebrew does use forms of to be, for example:
- היינו בבית = we were at home
- נהיה בבית = we will be at home
Because שמח has to agree with the speaker’s gender.
- שמח = masculine singular
- שמחה = feminine singular
So:
- a male speaker says אני שמח
- a female speaker says אני שמחה
Since the subject is אני and refers to one person, the adjective is singular.