Questions & Answers about אני תמיד מתבלבלת בין שתי הכתובות האלה.
Because the speaker is female.
In Hebrew present tense, the verb agrees with the subject in gender and number.
So:
- אני תמיד מתבלבלת = a woman saying I always get confused / mix them up
- אני תמיד מתבלבל = a man saying the same thing
A common thing for English speakers to notice is that אני itself does not show gender. The gender shows up in the verb form.
Yes. אני is used by everyone.
Hebrew does not have separate words for I depending on gender. Instead, gender often shows up elsewhere in the sentence, such as:
- the present-tense verb: מתבלבלת / מתבלבל
- adjectives: עייפה / עייף
- sometimes past/future verb forms
So in this sentence, you know the speaker is female because of מתבלבלת.