Pronouns גופים (כינויי גוף)
10 Hebrew words on pronouns — with pictures, native audio and example sentences. Who performs the action — the basis of every sentence.
| Image | English | Hebrew | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
![]() | I | אני | One form for both genders. Past-tense verbs already mark the person, so אני is often dropped: הלכתי = 'I went'. |
![]() | you | אתה | To a man. ⚠️ GenderHebrew marks the person you address: אתה to a man, את to a woman — there is no neutral form. |
![]() | you | את | To a woman. 👓 Same spellingSpelled like את, the untranslated marker before a definite object — same letters, different word. |
![]() | he | הוא | Pronounced 'hu' — sounds like English 'who' but means 'he'. Also serves as 'is': דן הוא מורה = 'Dan is a teacher'. |
![]() | she | היא | Pronounced 'hee' — sounds like English 'he' but means 'she'. |
![]() | we | אנחנו | One form for both genders. 🌎 RegionThe shorter אנו belongs to formal writing. |
![]() | they | הם | To or about a group with any man in it — and the default for a mixed group. |
![]() | they | הן | To or about a group of women only. In speech many people use הם for every group. |
![]() | you (plural) | אתם | To a group with any man in it — and the default for a mixed group. |
![]() | you (plural) | אתן | To a group of women only. |









