Masculine: yafeh (יפה) feminine: yafah (יפה) To say very beautiful, change it to yafeh-feh (masculine) or yafeh-fee-yah (feminine). Na'ava is also another word for beautiful, but it is not really used in conversational Hebrew. "Yafe" or "Yafa" (יפה), depends on the sex of the beautiful object.
If you would say it to a female you would say: "At Yafa/ Madhima" (את יפה/ מדהימה) If you would say it to a male you would say: "Ata yafe/ Madhim" (אתה יפה/ מדהים)
This is not Hebrew, but some of the words look similar to Hebrew: Yafe looks like Yafeh (יפה) = beautiful gam (גם) = also lecha (לך) = to you
Yafeh (יפה) means "beautiful" but "meld" is not a Hebrew word.
The cast of Betty - 2012 includes: Danielle Shapira as Daphna Noa Yafe
"Yafe meod meod" means "very very nice". "ha shabbat" means "the sabbath." The rest of your sentence isn't anything. Can you please check the spelling.
There are a few ways to say "You're Welcome" in Hebrew: 1. Bevakasha, בבקשה (literally means: "please") pronounced: be-vah-kah-SHAH 2. Al Lo Davar, על לא דבר (meaning: "don't mention it", "it's nothing") 3. Ein Be'ad Mah, אין בעד מה (meaning: "don't mention it", "it's nothing") BEVAKASHA = בבקשה or AL LO DAVAR = על לא דבר {after someone says "thank you". this means: you are thanking me for nothing}