Questions & Answers about יש לי תחושה טובה לפני הפגישה, ואני מחכה לתגובה שלה.
Literally, יש לי means there is to me. Hebrew often expresses possession this way instead of using a separate verb meaning to have.
So:
- יש לי תחושה טובה = I have a good feeling
- literally = There is to me a good feeling
This is completely normal Hebrew. Saying something like אני יש would be wrong.
In Hebrew, adjectives normally come after the noun they describe.
So:
- תחושה טובה = a good feeling
- פגישה חשובה = an important meeting
- רעיון מעניין = an interesting idea
This is the opposite of the usual English order.