word feeling in hebrew?
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The word "feeling" can be:\n\nregesh (emotion)\ntchusha (sensation)\nhargasha (a feeling)
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Ive never heard of the song. I would look up the band or the song to see if its hebrew or something and then find a site that can translate.
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Here is a site that shows it pretty easily:\n\nhttp://www.hebrew4christians.com/Grammar/Unit_One/Aleph-Bet/aleph-bet.html\n\nthe numbers above the letters are it.
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HAPPY BIRTH DAY TO YOU!!\n\n(in hebrew-YOM HULEDET SAMEACH!!!)
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hello, i can read hebrew, how can i help?
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well, you can't really say that in hebrew.  you say, tipol met, litterally, but it doesn't make any sense.  sorry man, can't help ya there.  (IVF expert said, "what are you saying?"
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IT MEANS "RED" IN HEBREW
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both Hebrew and Arabic
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Please - be׳vakasha - בְּבַקָּשָׁה
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The Hebrew word for "day" (or other period of time) is "YOM," not "yome."\n\nThe Hebrew Scriptures (Tanakh) were indeed translated into Greek.  The earliest Greek translation known is the Septuagint.  It was done in the 3rd century BCE in Alexandria.\n\nThe Greek word for "day" is ημέρα.  This is the word used by the translators of the Septuagint when translating the Hebrew word "yom."
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Of course the question would have more answers if given phonetically.\n\nJudah for example.\nJudith\nJudy\nJuice (notice how the word sounds almost exactly like "Jews"?)\n\nOf course Hebrew never had a "J" sound, so you might want to look at \nYehudah\nYehudim\netc
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Normally, I say something along the lines of, "Hi!  How are you?"  You know, just like everyone else.\n\nThe Hebrew word of greeting, if that's what you're asking, is "Shalom", which means "hello", "goodbye", or "peace" - but most modern Jews don't use that outside of a religious context.
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Hebrew transliteration is only sounds, not spelling, so words can all be spelled differently.  Chanukah starts with an "h" sound, but it is a gutteral "h" which is transliterated as "ch."  The sound comes from deep in the throat.\n.
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yep. Im jewish, and thats how it was spelled on my  bat mitzvah cards!!! Oh, Mazel Tov on the bat mitzvah even if its not yours. cheers!!!!!
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You should contact a certified translator in your area, if they are important documents that need to be certified.\nLook in the yellow pages for translators that are qualified to translate into Hebrew.\n\nAlternately, look online at Proz.com to see if anyone is qualified online.
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There is no "am" in Hebrew. \n\nIf you mean "I am" as in "I exist", the closest hebrew translation would be "Ani Kayam". \n\nIf you mean "I am + adjective" like in "I am beatiful", it would translate into "Ani Yafeh".\n\nIf you mean "I am + verb" like in "I am running", it would translate into "Ani Ratz".
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no we cant ... my native is arabic and hear the hebrew i could not understand them ... \n\njust for few words i cant catch it ...but i think its if we know soem about habrew ...i think many said it will be easy to understand it ... bcs have many shared words ...\n\ngood luck