"Ani ohave otecha" is a word for word translation. Saying just "Ohave otecha" means exactly the same thing, and it isn't as informal as the English "love you" because the "Ani" is really redundant and implied by the conjugation of the verb. If you want to sound biblical (like saying "I love thee" in English) you could say "Ani ohave et otecha" -- in biblical Hebrew, the particle "et" means that the following word is the direct object of the verb.
to love Jews = אהב יהודים (ahav yehudim) I love Jews = ×× ×™ אוהב יהודים (ani ohev yehudim)
Ahava.
For your information, judaism is not a language, its a religon.The Jews who lives in israel does have a language called Hebrewand the word love in Hebrew called "ahava".
Jews say that Esau sold his birthright to Jacob
Jews regard God as their savior.
The Torah teaches Jews to love and revere God.
AnswerOnly if your faith tells you so. Followers of non-Abrahamic religions are just as capable of love as are Christians, Jews and Muslims, as are atheists. They would say that the God that they regard as non-existent has nothing to do with the love they feel.
I not only like them, I love them! The Bible tells us we must love the Jews.
jews lived the ghetto life when they were in labor cause the natzies killed jews and they weren't meny jews to love if men in women where separated and killed
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I don't know, I'm a Christian, and I love Jewish people.
Yes. Only bigots hate them. Not necessarily. It depends entirely on the person.