u/Smooth-Second-2710

Am I the only one to find this cluster in codas weird for Hebrew? Bear with me.

The conjugated form for the past tense 2nd person singular feminine (at) ends in clusters where the second consonant is taf e.g. kataft, šamart, evant, dibart and so on.

Am I the only one to find this sounds weird? This is like a suffix in european languages, but the combination itself for Hebrew sounds out of place for my ear. I understand why the form is like this and how it relates to the masc form e.g. katafta - kataft

Is there any way a speaker could add a schwa to break that cluster? Or an E or an A? Like at katavət/katavat, šamaret, evanet.

Help a guy out!
I want a lore experience mainly so I want to play through the main quests of each expansion chronologically. I already got through Draenor on my main so now Outland would be the next step, right? Well...
I got my blood elf (it's already TBC when starting zone) to level 25 and went to Chromie and chose Outland (TBC ) but NO related quest pops up to go to the Dark portal. However, the Ebon Blade is waiting with quests for Shadowlands and some BFA stuff available and when I go to the Dark portal myself (after selecting the TBC timeline) there is Khadgar waiting for Warlords of Draenor quests and when I step through the portal it takes me to Draenor with Thrall and company instead of the Hellfire Peninsula. What's going on? I thought selecting a timeline was supposed to attune the game to that expansion, TBC in this case.