Questions & Answers about אם את רוצה, תבואי אלינו בערב.
Because the sentence is addressed to one female.
- את = you (singular, feminine)
- רוצה = want (singular, feminine)
- תבואי = you will come / come (singular, feminine)
Hebrew marks gender much more often than English does, so when speaking to a woman, these forms must match.
If you were speaking to a man, it would be:
אם אתה רוצה, תבוא אלינו בערב.
אם means if.
So אם את רוצה literally means if you want.
This is a very common way to soften an invitation in Hebrew, similar to English if you want, if you'd like, or if you feel like it.