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  2. Just know this word is very holy for some people and you should say "אלוקים" or "השם - hashem". It's not very acceptable to say the word you wrote. |@AmitLe oh okay, thank you English (US) French (France) German Italian Japanese Korean Polish Portuguese (Brazil) Portuguese (Portugal) Russian Simplified Chinese (China) Spanish (Mexico ...

  3. If you mean that god himself is good, then it would be: אלוהים הוא טוב If you mean that the existance of god is a good thing it would be: אלוהים זה טוב

  4. i didnt wrote the same thing, its look like that but the pronatiation is different with "nikud" you cab see the differences for a boy - אֱלֹהִים יְבָרֵךְ אוֹתְךָ for a girl - אֱלֹהִים יְבָרֵךְ אוֹתָךְ see the difference?|@Leevellin "nikud" is the signs on the letters those signs are meant for non natives and kids to know what sound the letter do|by ...

  5. אלוהים שמור עליי Elohim shmor ala'i (Like, asking god to look after you and protect you) אלוהים ישמור אותי Elohim ishmor oti (God will watch over me) is also an option, though it's often being said in situations where you're frustrated with something.

  6. אלוהיי תציל אותי (eloha'i tatsil oti) Eventhough "אלוהיי" in translation means "my god" and not "my lord", Hebrew translations for "lord" refer to a person so they don't really fit the original meaning of the sentence. The answer above is more like "god saved me".

  7. How do you say "eat" in Hebrew? | HiNative

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  8. Usually in Korea use "축복합니다" in common church, means (I wanna bless you with God's blessing)|informal 하나님(주님)이 너를 축복하셔 formal 하나님(주님)이 당신을 축복하십니다

  9. How do you say this in Hebrew? 24-hour time; How do you say this in Hebrew? papito o papa;

  10. How do you say this in English (US)? 鬱病、適応障害という病気と向き合って2年たちますが、職場に復帰して、まだ、体の震えが止まらない時が、あります。

  11. The Modern Hebrew Bible gives יעקב|I don't think that this name has an equivalent in Hebrew, so you will just use the original pronunciation and say ג'יימס. |I don’t know, but you can check on the website ‘behind the name’.|יעקוב is the closest i think |@mathildeesling זה כבר יעקב jacob|כן, אני חושבת שזה יעקוב...|@hk0520 it originates from the New ...