Questions & Answers about בחדר העבודה יש מחשב, מקלדת ועכבר.
יש is the Hebrew word used for there is or there are.
Hebrew usually does not use a present-tense verb meaning is/are in this kind of sentence. Instead, it uses יש to say that something exists or is present.
- יש מחשב = there is a computer
- יש מחשבים = there are computers
Notice that יש stays the same in both singular and plural.
Hebrew often puts the location first to set the scene.
So בחדר העבודה יש מחשב... is a very natural way to say In the study/office, there is a computer...
You could also say:
- יש בחדר העבודה מחשב, מקלדת ועכבר.
That is also correct. Starting with בחדר העבודה gives a little more focus to the place.