"ל" בִּנְטִיָּה

Hebrew commonly adds suffixes to prepositions and nouns.When attached to nouns, the suffixes indicate possession.When attached to prepositions, they indicate either possession or a sort of directionality towards a person. Match between the Pronoun and the correct Preposition אני לי את לֵךְ אתה לְךָ הוא לוֹ היא לָהּ אנחנו לָנוּ הם לָהֶם הן לַהֵן אתם לָכֶם אתן לָכֵן Match the correct meaning .Notice the letters inside the brackets:P = pluralM = maleF = female For me (to me) ליFor you (m) לְךָFor you (f) לָךְFor her להFor him לוFor us לנוFor you (p,m) לכםFor you (p,f) לכןFor them (m) להםFor them (f) להן אני אומר לה, והיא אומרת לו Complete the conversation using the suitable preposition -ל לי לה לכם להם לך לך לי לך להם להם לנו לה לי לך These words sound the same, but they have other interpretations. You will find the meaning of the word.לֹא - לוֹבָּא - בָּעִם - אִםכֵּן - קֵןThen put sentences together for each word.Notice! Don't type the answer. Write it in your notebook, take a photo and upload the answer as a picture.