Questions & Answers about אני לא אוהב לבקש עזרה מאנשים, אבל בדרך כלל אני מסתדר לבד.
אוהב is the masculine singular form of love/like in the present tense.
So this sentence sounds like it is spoken by a man:
- אני לא אוהב... = I don’t like...
If the speaker is a woman, it would usually be:
- אני לא אוהבת לבקש עזרה מאנשים...
Hebrew present-tense verbs agree with the subject in gender and number.
After אוהב / אוהבת, Hebrew often uses an infinitive to express liking to do something or liking doing something.
So:
- אוהב לבקש = likes to ask
- לא אוהב לבקש = doesn’t like to ask
This is very similar to English like to ask.
The infinitive here is:
- לבקש = to ask / to request