Comments on the Hebrew

1. Israelis know that the prefix וְ (“and) should be pronounced /oo/ וּ when it is attached to a word that begins with any of the letters ב ו מ פ. However they usually just say וְ instead of the “correct” וּמה שימְךָ.

2. הסְטוּדֶנֶט החדש Notice that if a noun is definite (i.e. it has the prefix for “the” ה) then the adjectives that follow the noun must also have the prefix ה.

3. ידעְת At this stage of your study you should just memorize the meaning of this verb (“you knew, you did know”) However you can see that the verb ends in the syllable /tah/ ת Just like the masculine pronoun “you” אתה.
4. “he said” = אמר “she said” = אמְרה

5. רְפוּאה means “medicine” or “healing” You may be familiar with the phrase רפוּאה שְלֵמהMay you have a complete recovery / cure.”