@@florimarsanchez9729 Thank you so much for supporting my channel and for always watching my videos! I really appreciate it. Let me help you with the difference between שוב and פנה: שוב: • Meaning: It means “again” or “once more.” • Type of Word: It’s an adverb, so it’s used to describe actions that are repeated. • Examples: • אני רוצה לנסות שוב. (I want to try again.) • שמעתי את השיר הזה שוב ושוב. (I heard this song again and again.) פנה: • Meaning: It means “he turned” or “he turned to.” • Type of Word: It’s a verb in the past tense, masculine singular. • Examples: • הוא פנה ימינה ברחוב. (He turned right on the street.) • הוא פנה אליי עם שאלה. (He turned to me with a question.)

@@Hebrew-123 I understand perfectly. Thank you! however, שוב can function as a verb: לָשׁוּב ??

@ The verb לשוב (to return) is a bit more formal and is often used in writing, speeches, or more elevated language. In everyday spoken Hebrew, people usually prefer לחזור for the same meaning. However, לשוב is still commonly understood and used in specific contexts: Common Uses of לשוב: 1. Formal Returns: • Example: הוא שב הביתה מאוחר בלילה. (He returned home late at night.)

@@Hebrew-123 ok Thank you, you have helped me a lot

@@florimarsanchez9729 אני אשמח לשבת ליד החלון. Example : At a restaurant Waiter: שלום, איפה תרצה לשבת? “Hello, where would you like to sit?” You: אני אשמח לשבת ליד החלון. “I would be happy to sit by the window.”🌹

@@Hebrew-123 Thank you so much!!! Thank you for your contributions and for helping me!

You’re welcome! Thanks for engaging with my channel.

@@florimarsanchez9729 In Hebrew, after the verb “אוהב” (ohev, “like”), you need to use the infinitive form of the verb (the “to do” form), not the present tense.. Thank you for support 🌹

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