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67 [sixty-seven]

Possessive pronouns 2

‫67 [שישים ושבע]‬ 67 [shishim w\'sheva]	‫שייכות 2‬ shayakhut 2

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A person who wants to have texts translated has to pay a lot of money. Professional interpreters or translators are expensive. Despite this, it is becoming increasingly important to understand other languages. Computer scientists and computer linguists want to solve this problem. They have been working for some time now on the development of translation tools. Today, there are many different programs. But the quality of machine translations is typically not good. However, the programmers aren't at fault for that! Languages are very complex structures. Computers, on the other hand, are based on simple mathematical principles. Therefore, they can't always process languages correctly. A translation program must learn a language completely. In order for that to happen, experts have to teach it thousands of words and rules. That is practically impossible. It's easier to have a computer crunch numbers. It's good at that! A computer can calculate which combinations are common. It recognizes, for example, which words are often next to each other. For that, it has to be given texts in various languages. This way it learns what is typical for certain languages. This statistical method will improve automatic translations. However, computers cannot replace humans. No machine can imitate a human brain when it comes to language. So translators and interpreters will have work for a long time to come! In the future, simple texts could certainly be translated by computers. Songs, poetry and literature, on the other hand, need a living element. They thrive on the human feeling for language. And it's good that way…

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the glasses	‫_מ_ק_י_ם_ h_m_s_q_f_i_ ‫המשקפיים‬ hamishqafaim ‫_________ h___________ ‫המשקפיים‬ hamishqafaim __________ ____________ ‫המשקפיים‬ hamishqafaim
He has forgotten his glasses.	‫_ו_ ש_ח א_ ה_ש_פ_י_ ש_ו_‬ h_ s_a_h_x e_ h_m_s_q_f_i_ s_e_o_ ‫הוא שכח את המשקפיים שלו.‬ hu shakhax et hamishqafaim shelo. ‫___ ש__ א_ ה_______ ש____ h_ s______ e_ h___________ s_____ ‫הוא שכח את המשקפיים שלו.‬ hu shakhax et hamishqafaim shelo. ____ ___ __ ________ _____ __ _______ __ ____________ ______ ‫הוא שכח את המשקפיים שלו.‬ hu shakhax et hamishqafaim shelo.
Where has he left his glasses?	‫_י_ה ה_ש_פ_י_ ש_ו_‬ e_f_h h_m_s_q_f_i_ s_e_o_ ‫איפה המשקפיים שלו?‬ eyfoh hamishqafaim shelo? ‫____ ה_______ ש____ e____ h___________ s_____ ‫איפה המשקפיים שלו?‬ eyfoh hamishqafaim shelo? _____ ________ _____ _____ ____________ ______ ‫איפה המשקפיים שלו?‬ eyfoh hamishqafaim shelo?

the clock	‫_ש_ו_‬ h_s_a_o_ ‫השעון‬ hasha'on ‫______ h_______ ‫השעון‬ hasha'on _______ ________ ‫השעון‬ hasha'on
His clock isn’t working.	‫_ש_ו_ ש_ו מ_ו_ק_._ h_s_a_o_ s_e_o m_q_l_a_. ‫השעון שלו מקולקל.‬ hasha'on shelo mequlqal. ‫_____ ש__ מ_______ h_______ s____ m________ ‫השעון שלו מקולקל.‬ hasha'on shelo mequlqal. ______ ___ ________ ________ _____ _________ ‫השעון שלו מקולקל.‬ hasha'on shelo mequlqal.
The clock hangs on the wall.	‫_ש_ו_ ת_ו_ ע_ ה_י_._ h_s_a_o_ t_l_y a_ h_q_r_ ‫השעון תלוי על הקיר.‬ hasha'on taluy al haqir. ‫_____ ת___ ע_ ה_____ h_______ t____ a_ h_____ ‫השעון תלוי על הקיר.‬ hasha'on taluy al haqir. ______ ____ __ ______ ________ _____ __ ______ ‫השעון תלוי על הקיר.‬ hasha'on taluy al haqir.

the passport	‫_ד_כ_ן_ h_d_r_o_ ‫הדרכון‬ hadarkon ‫_______ h_______ ‫הדרכון‬ hadarkon ________ ________ ‫הדרכון‬ hadarkon
He has lost his passport.	‫_ו_ א_ב_ א_ ה_ר_ו_ ש_ו_‬ h_ i_e_ e_ h_d_r_o_ s_e_o_ ‫הוא איבד את הדרכון שלו.‬ hu ibed et hadarkon shelo. ‫___ א___ א_ ה_____ ש____ h_ i___ e_ h_______ s_____ ‫הוא איבד את הדרכון שלו.‬ hu ibed et hadarkon shelo. ____ ____ __ ______ _____ __ ____ __ ________ ______ ‫הוא איבד את הדרכון שלו.‬ hu ibed et hadarkon shelo.
Where is his passport then?	‫_י_ה ה_ר_ו_ ש_ו_‬ e_f_h h_d_r_o_ s_e_o_ ‫איפה הדרכון שלו?‬ eyfoh hadarkon shelo? ‫____ ה_____ ש____ e____ h_______ s_____ ‫איפה הדרכון שלו?‬ eyfoh hadarkon shelo? _____ ______ _____ _____ ________ ______ ‫איפה הדרכון שלו?‬ eyfoh hadarkon shelo?

they – their	‫_ם / ן – ש_ה_ / ן_ h_m_h_n – s_e_a_a_/_h_l_h_n ‫הם / ן – שלהם / ן‬ hem/hen – shelaham/shelahan ‫__ / ן – ש___ / ן_ h______ – s________________ ‫הם / ן – שלהם / ן‬ hem/hen – shelaham/shelahan ___ _ _ _ ____ _ __ _______ _ _________________ ‫הם / ן – שלהם / ן‬ hem/hen – shelaham/shelahan
The children cannot find their parents.	‫_י_ד_ם / ו_ ל_ מ_צ_י_ / ו_ א_ ה_ו_י_ ש_ה_ / ה_._ h_y_l_d_m_h_y_l_d_t l_ m_t_'_m_m_t_'_t e_ h_h_r_m s_e_a_a_/_h_l_h_n_ ‫הילדים / ות לא מוצאים / ות את ההורים שלהם / הן.‬ hayeladim/hayeladot lo mots'im/mots'ot et hahorim shelaham/shelahan. ‫______ / ו_ ל_ מ_____ / ו_ א_ ה_____ ש___ / ה___ h__________________ l_ m______________ e_ h______ s_________________ ‫הילדים / ות לא מוצאים / ות את ההורים שלהם / הן.‬ hayeladim/hayeladot lo mots'im/mots'ot et hahorim shelaham/shelahan. _______ _ __ __ ______ _ __ __ ______ ____ _ ____ ___________________ __ _______________ __ _______ __________________ ‫הילדים / ות לא מוצאים / ות את ההורים שלהם / הן.‬ hayeladim/hayeladot lo mots'im/mots'ot et hahorim shelaham/shelahan.
Here come their parents!	‫_ב_ ה_ה ב_י_ ה_ו_י_ ש_ה_ / ה_!_ a_a_ h_n_h b_'_m h_h_r_m s_e_a_a_/_h_l_h_n_ ‫אבל הנה באים ההורים שלהם / הן!‬ aval hineh ba'im hahorim shelaham/shelahan! ‫___ ה__ ב___ ה_____ ש___ / ה___ a___ h____ b____ h______ s_________________ ‫אבל הנה באים ההורים שלהם / הן!‬ aval hineh ba'im hahorim shelaham/shelahan! ____ ___ ____ ______ ____ _ ____ ____ _____ _____ _______ __________________ ‫אבל הנה באים ההורים שלהם / הן!‬ aval hineh ba'im hahorim shelaham/shelahan!

you – your	‫_ת_ – ש_ך_ a_a_ – s_e_k_a ‫אתה – שלך‬ atah – shelkha ‫___ – ש___ a___ – s______ ‫אתה – שלך‬ atah – shelkha ____ _ ____ ____ _ _______ ‫אתה – שלך‬ atah – shelkha
How was your trip, Mr. Miller?	‫_י_ ה_י_ה ה_ס_ע_ ש_ך_ מ_ מ_ל_?_ e_k_ h_y_a_ h_n_s_'_h s_e_k_a_ m_r m_l_r_ ‫איך הייתה הנסיעה שלך, מר מילר?‬ eykh haytah hanesi'ah shelkha, mar miler? ‫___ ה____ ה_____ ש___ מ_ מ_____ e___ h_____ h________ s_______ m__ m_____ ‫איך הייתה הנסיעה שלך, מר מילר?‬ eykh haytah hanesi'ah shelkha, mar miler? ____ _____ ______ ____ __ ______ ____ ______ _________ ________ ___ ______ ‫איך הייתה הנסיעה שלך, מר מילר?‬ eykh haytah hanesi'ah shelkha, mar miler?
Where is your wife, Mr. Miller?	‫_י_ן א_ת_, מ_ מ_ל_?_ h_y_h_n i_h_e_h_, m_r m_l_r_ ‫היכן אשתך, מר מילר?‬ heykhan ishtekha, mar miler? ‫____ א____ מ_ מ_____ h______ i________ m__ m_____ ‫היכן אשתך, מר מילר?‬ heykhan ishtekha, mar miler? _____ _____ __ ______ _______ _________ ___ ______ ‫היכן אשתך, מר מילר?‬ heykhan ishtekha, mar miler?

you – your	‫_ת – ש_ך_ a_ – s_e_a_h ‫את – שלך‬ at – shelakh ‫__ – ש___ a_ – s______ ‫את – שלך‬ at – shelakh ___ _ ____ __ _ _______ ‫את – שלך‬ at – shelakh
How was your trip, Mrs. Smith?	‫_י_ ה_י_ה ה_ס_ע_ ש_ך_ ג_’ ש_י_?_ e_k_ h_y_a_ h_n_s_'_h s_e_a_h_ g_v_r_t s_m_t_ ‫איך הייתה הנסיעה שלך, גב’ שמיט?‬ eykh haytah hanesi'ah shelakh, g'veret shmit? ‫___ ה____ ה_____ ש___ ג__ ש_____ e___ h_____ h________ s_______ g______ s_____ ‫איך הייתה הנסיעה שלך, גב’ שמיט?‬ eykh haytah hanesi'ah shelakh, g'veret shmit? ____ _____ ______ ____ ___ ______ ____ ______ _________ ________ _______ ______ ‫איך הייתה הנסיעה שלך, גב’ שמיט?‬ eykh haytah hanesi'ah shelakh, g'veret shmit?
Where is your husband, Mrs. Smith?	‫_י_ן ב_ל_, ג_’ ש_י_?_ h_y_h_n b_'_l_k_, g_v_r_t s_m_t_ ‫היכן בעלך, גב’ שמיט?‬ heykhan ba'alekh, g'veret shmit? ‫____ ב____ ג__ ש_____ h______ b________ g______ s_____ ‫היכן בעלך, גב’ שמיט?‬ heykhan ba'alekh, g'veret shmit? _____ _____ ___ ______ _______ _________ _______ ______ ‫היכן בעלך, גב’ שמיט?‬ heykhan ba'alekh, g'veret shmit?

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