Questions & Answers about האוויר בחוץ קר.
A natural pronunciation is:
ha-avír ba-chúts kar
A few notes:
- האוויר = ha-avír
The ה at the beginning is ha-, meaning the. - בחוץ = ba-chúts
The ח is the throaty Hebrew sound, like the ch in German Bach or Scottish loch. - קר = kar
Short and simple: kar.
The main stress is usually on:
- -vír in ha-avír
- -chúts in ba-chúts
Because ה is the Hebrew definite article, meaning the.
- אוויר = air
- האוויר = the air
So Hebrew is saying the air rather than just air.
This is very normal in Hebrew. In a sentence like this, Hebrew often uses the air where English might also say the air or just talk more generally about the weather.