Questions & Answers about לפני שנמשיך, כדאי להבהיר מה בדיוק צריך לעשות.
In Hebrew, after words like לפני (before) and אחרי (after), Hebrew often uses the future tense to refer to something that has not happened yet from the speaker’s point of view.
So:
- לפני שנמשיך = before we continue
- literally, it is closer to before we will continue
This is normal Hebrew usage, not a strange or overly literal translation.
Here, נמשיך is:
- 1st person plural
- future tense
- from the verb להמשיך = to continue
So נמשיך means we will continue, but in this structure it is naturally understood as we continue / we go on.