Questions & Answers about בשבת טיילנו במסלול חדש ביער, והוא היה שקט מאוד.
בשבת means on שבת. In context, that is usually on Saturday or on the Sabbath.
It is one word because Hebrew often attaches prepositions directly to nouns:
- ב־ = in / on / at
- שבת = Sabbath / Saturday
So:
- בשבת = on Saturday / on the Sabbath
A useful detail: when ב־ is attached to a noun with ה־ (the), the form changes. So ב + השבת becomes בשבת.
טיילנו is the past tense, first person plural form of the verb לטייל.
So it means:
- we walked / we went for a walk / we hiked / we took a trip
Breaking it down:
- verb: לטייל
- past tense ending ־נו often marks we
- טיילנו = we walked / we hiked
In this sentence, we hiked or we walked sounds natural because it is followed by במסלול (on a trail / route).