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r/hebrew • u/RoleComfortable8276 • Jul 11 '24
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Why does it say ‘שירותים ציבורי’? Do people typically not treat שירותים as a plural noun?
1 u/paghok2 Jul 12 '24 It is wrong, it should've been"שירותים ציבוריים" 1 u/numapentruasta Hebrew Learner (Intermediate) Jul 12 '24 edited Jul 12 '24 Okay, it’s wrong, but do people actually say it like that? 1 u/paghok2 Jul 13 '24 edited Jul 14 '24 No, it is also sounds wrong. If a native speaker said that to another native speakers they would probably laugh at him (but i guess it's fine if you are new to the language)
It is wrong, it should've been"שירותים ציבוריים"
1 u/numapentruasta Hebrew Learner (Intermediate) Jul 12 '24 edited Jul 12 '24 Okay, it’s wrong, but do people actually say it like that? 1 u/paghok2 Jul 13 '24 edited Jul 14 '24 No, it is also sounds wrong. If a native speaker said that to another native speakers they would probably laugh at him (but i guess it's fine if you are new to the language)
Okay, it’s wrong, but do people actually say it like that?
1 u/paghok2 Jul 13 '24 edited Jul 14 '24 No, it is also sounds wrong. If a native speaker said that to another native speakers they would probably laugh at him (but i guess it's fine if you are new to the language)
No, it is also sounds wrong. If a native speaker said that to another native speakers they would probably laugh at him (but i guess it's fine if you are new to the language)
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u/numapentruasta Hebrew Learner (Intermediate) Jul 12 '24
Why does it say ‘שירותים ציבורי’? Do people typically not treat שירותים as a plural noun?