Questions & Answers about אני רוצה לדבר איתך ועם אמא שלך על התוכנית של סוף השבוע.
After רוצה, Hebrew normally uses the infinitive, just like English uses to speak in I want to speak.
- רוצה = want
- לדבר = to speak
So אני רוצה לדבר is the standard pattern for I want to speak.
Hebrew uses two different patterns for with:
- before a noun, you usually use עם
- before a pronoun, Hebrew usually uses special forms such as איתי, איתך, איתו, איתה
So:
- איתך = with you
- עם אמא שלך = with your mother
A learner often expects עם + pronoun, but Hebrew usually prefers these special pronoun forms instead.