Questions & Answers about אם יש עיכוב קטן, היא תמיד דואגת יותר מדי.
אם means if. It introduces a condition:
- אם יש עיכוב קטן = if there is a small delay
This is the normal Hebrew way to begin an if clause.
יש means there is / there are / exists.
So:
- יש עיכוב = there is a delay
Hebrew often uses יש where English uses there is. There is no separate word here for there like in English.
Hebrew does not have an indefinite article like English a / an.
So:
- עיכוב can mean delay or a delay
- עיכוב קטן = a small delay
If Hebrew wants to say the delay, it would use ה־:
- העיכוב הקטן = the small delay