Questions & Answers about אני עושה פחות ופחות טעויות באיות כשאני כותבת לאט.
כותבת is the feminine singular present form of לכתוב (to write).
So this sentence is being said by a female speaker:
- אני כותבת = I write / I am writing (female)
- A male speaker would say אני כותב
In Hebrew present tense, the verb often shows the speaker’s gender, even with אני.
That is a very common question.
With עשה (to do / make), the masculine and feminine singular present forms are usually written the same way without vowel marks:
- masculine: עוֹשֶׂה
- feminine: עוֹשָׂה
Without ניקוד, both are written עושה.
So the spelling does not tell you the gender here, but כותבת does. Because of כשאני כותבת, we know the speaker is female.