Questions & Answers about בלי הקוד שקיבלתי בהודעה אני לא יכולה להמשיך.
בלי means without. Hebrew often starts a sentence with a prepositional phrase like this when it sets up the condition first:
בלי הקוד ... אני לא יכולה להמשיך
= Without the code ... I can’t continue
This is very natural in Hebrew, just like in English.
הקוד means the code. The prefix ה־ is the definite article in Hebrew, equivalent to English the.
So:
- קוד = a code / code
- הקוד = the code
In this sentence, it refers to a specific code the speaker received, so the code is required.
שקיבלתי means that I received.
It is made of:
- ש־ = that / which
- קיבלתי = I received
So:
- הקוד שקיבלתי = the code that I received
This is a very common Hebrew way to form a relative clause.