Questions & Answers about אל תצאי מהבית בלי שתבדקי אם הכרטיס בארנק.
In Hebrew, אל + future tense is the normal way to make a negative command:
- אל תצאי = don’t go out / don’t leave
- אל תבדקי = don’t check
By contrast, לא תצאי usually means you will not go out / you won’t leave, which is a statement about the future, not a command.
So here אל תצאי is the correct form for telling someone not to do something.
That -י shows the sentence is addressed to one female.
Both verbs are 2nd person feminine singular:
- תצאי = you (fem.) will go out
- תבדקי = you (fem.) will check
If you were speaking to a man, you would say:
- אל תצא מהבית בלי שתבדוק אם הכרטיס בארנק.
מהבית means from the house or more naturally out of the house / from home.
It is made of:
- מ־ = from
- הבית = the house / the home
So:
- מהבית = from the house
In Hebrew, לצאת מהבית is a very common way to say to leave the house / go out from home.