Questions & Answers about אני לא יודעת מה קרה במשרד היום.
Because יודעת is the feminine singular form, so the speaker is female.
- אני לא יודעת = said by a woman
- אני לא יודע = said by a man
Hebrew present-tense forms often show gender, even in the first person.
יודעת is the present-tense feminine singular form of the verb לדעת (to know).
So the pattern is:
- אני יודע = I know / I am knowing, masculine
- אני יודעת = I know / I am knowing, feminine
In this sentence, it works as I know in the present.
Hebrew does not use a helping verb like English do in sentences such as I do not know.
English:
- I do not know
Hebrew:
- אני לא יודעת
Literally, it is more like:
- I not know
That is completely normal in Hebrew.