Questions & Answers about אם הסדק באריח יהיה גדול יותר, נצטרך לקרוא לשיפוצניק.
That is a very common question.
In Hebrew, after אם meaning if, it is completely normal to use the future tense when the condition refers to the future:
- אם הסדק באריח יהיה גדול יותר...
- literally: If the crack in the tile will be bigger...
This sounds natural in Hebrew, even though English usually prefers the present tense in the if clause:
- If the crack gets bigger, we’ll need...
So this is one of those places where Hebrew and English structure the sentence differently.