Questions & Answers about אני עצבני כשאני לא שומע אותך בגלל הרעש במשרד.
עצבני is the masculine singular form of nervous / irritated / edgy.
Hebrew adjectives must agree with the speaker’s gender and number:
- אני עצבני = I am nervous/irritated (male speaker)
- אני עצבנית = I am nervous/irritated (female speaker)
So if a woman is speaking, the sentence would begin:
- אני עצבנית כשאני לא שומעת אותך...
Notice that other words in the sentence may also change for gender, not just the adjective.
Hebrew often repeats the subject pronoun where English might leave it out or make it less explicit.
Here:
- אני עצבני = I am irritated
- כשאני לא שומע אותך = when I do not hear you
The second אני is natural and normal because it begins a new clause after כש־ (when). Hebrew usually states the subject clearly in that clause.