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Kelli Bunner asked 01 May 12

What is the difference between "Moshe hu Yisraeli" and just "Moshe Yisraeli"?

How do you know when to add the "hu" or "hi" to the sentence? Does it make a difference? And if it doesn't make any difference, then why add it? Thank you!

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Vicky answered 05 May 12

Actually, no difference. It's exactly the same meaning. In hebrew you can say it so or so.

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DanaShab answered 15 Jun 12

The right way to say it is: Moshe hu israeli. the other way is a shortcut, people will anderstand you biut it will be wrong.

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