Questions & Answers about כדאי שתוסיפי קצת שום ופלפל למרק, כי היום הוא לא מספיק טעים.
כדאי is a very common word meaning something like it’s advisable, it’s a good idea, or it’s worth.
In this sentence, כדאי introduces a recommendation:
כדאי שתוסיפי... = You should add... / It would be a good idea to add...
A very common pattern is:
כדאי ש + future verb
So Hebrew often expresses advice with כדאי plus a clause, rather than using a direct equivalent of English should.
After כדאי ש..., Hebrew normally uses the future tense to talk about a suggested action.
So:
- כדאי שתוסיפי literally looks like It’s advisable that you will add
- but in natural English it means You should add
This is very normal Hebrew grammar. The future form after ש does not necessarily mean far-future time; it often marks a recommended or expected action.