Conjugation › Hebrew › Yesh le-
Hebrew · Verb Tables · Basic
יש ל (yesh le-) means "to have" in Hebrew. Present: אני (ani) יש לי (yesh li), אני (ani) יש לי (yesh li), אתה (ata) יש לך (yesh lecha), את (at) יש לך (yesh lach), הוא (hu) יש לו (yesh lo), היא (hi) יש לה (yesh la). Below: all 1 tenses we teach, with examples.
The present tense verb form (kotev/kotevet/kotvim/kotvot) is shared by all persons of a given gender and number; the separate subject pronoun (ani, ata, hu...) is what shows who is doing the action.
| אני (ani) | יש לי (yesh li) |
| אני (ani) | יש לי (yesh li) |
| אתה (ata) | יש לך (yesh lecha) |
| את (at) | יש לך (yesh lach) |
| הוא (hu) | יש לו (yesh lo) |
| היא (hi) | יש לה (yesh la) |
| אנחנו (anachnu) | יש לנו (yesh lanu) |
| אנחנו (anachnu) | יש לנו (yesh lanu) |
| אתם (atem) | יש לכם (yesh lachem) |
| אתן (aten) | יש לכן (yesh lachen) |
| הם (hem) | יש להם (yesh lahem) |
| הן (hen) | יש להן (yesh lahen) |
| יש לי כלב. yesh li kelev. | I have a dog. |
| יש לה זמן? yesh la zman? | Does she have time? |
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