Questions & Answers about כשהחדר חם מדי, אני יוצאת החוצה ושותה מים.
In Hebrew, the verb to be is usually left out in the present tense.
So:
החדר חם מדי
literally looks like the room too hot,
but it means the room is too hot.
In the past or future, Hebrew normally uses forms of להיות:
- החדר היה חם מדי = The room was too hot
- החדר יהיה חם מדי = The room will be too hot
כש means when. It often attaches directly to the next word.
So:
- כש + החדר → כשהחדר
This means when the room.
A more formal version would be כאשר החדר, but כש... is very common in everyday Hebrew.