Questions & Answers about אני אעדכן אותך אם יהיה שינוי בתוכנית.
This is a very common difference between English and Hebrew.
In Hebrew, when you talk about a future condition, you normally use the future tense after אם:
- אם יהיה שינוי... = if there is / if there will be a change...
- אם תבוא... = if you come...
So the Hebrew sentence is completely natural.
A very literal translation would be:
- I will update you if there will be a change in the plan.
But in natural English, we say:
- I’ll update you if there is a change in the plan.
אעדכן means I will update.
It is the 1st person singular future form of לעדכן = to update.
So:
- אני אעדכן = I will update
- הוא יעדכן = he will update
- היא תעדכן = she will update
This is a very common modern Hebrew verb.