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לשאלה — meaning in English: To the question

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במושג
bemusag
חשמל
khashmal
לשאלה
leshe'ela
במקביל
bemakbil
חזקים
khazakim
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neutral common
Usage
The phrase 'לשאלה' (leshe'ela) is commonly used in conversations where someone is addressing a specific question, especially in academic or professional settings. For instance, a student might say this during a classroom discussion to focus on a particular inquiry posed by the teacher.
Synonyms & nuances
A close synonym is 'על השאלה' (al hashe'ela), meaning 'about the question.' While both can be used interchangeably in many contexts, 'לשאלה' is more direct and implies a focus on the act of responding to the question.
Culture
'לשאלה' derives from the root ש-א-ל (SH-A-L), which relates to asking and questioning. In Israeli culture, asking questions is often encouraged, seen as a way to stimulate discussion and critical thinking, reflecting a society that values open dialogue.
FAQ
Q.What does 'לשאלה' mean in English?
'לשאלה' translates to 'to the question' in English and is used to refer directly to a question that has been posed.
Q.How can I use 'לשאלה' in a sentence?
You can use it in contexts like: 'לשאלה הזו יש מספר תשובות' which means 'To this question, there are several answers.' This shows how to reference a question in a discussion.
Q.Is 'לשאלה' used in formal writing?
Yes, 'לשאלה' can be used in both spoken and written Hebrew, including formal writing, especially in essays or academic papers when addressing questions systematically.
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