Questions & Answers about המורה מסבירה לכולנו לאט וברור.
ה־ is the Hebrew definite article, meaning the.
So:
- מורה = a teacher / teacher
- המורה = the teacher
In Hebrew, ה־ is attached directly to the word, not written separately like English the.
By itself, מורה can refer to either a male or a female teacher in modern Hebrew.
In this sentence, we know the teacher is female because of the verb:
- מסבירה = feminine singular
- מסביר = masculine singular
So המורה מסבירה means the teacher (female) explains / is explaining.
Because the subject is understood as feminine singular.
Hebrew verbs in the present tense agree with the subject in gender and number.
For the verb להסביר (to explain):
- מסביר = masculine singular
- מסבירה = feminine singular
- מסבירים = masculine plural / mixed plural