How do you say God wills it in Hebrew?

Answer 1

You cannot say "i will" in Hebrew. In Hebrew the future expression comes with the verb.

For example:

In Hebrew, "To cook" is "Levashel". If i want to say "I will cook" I'll say "Ani (I) avashel".

Answer 2

if you are waiting for a male: akhakeh lekha (אחכה לך)

if you are waiting for a female: akhakeh lakh (אחכה לך)

Answer 3

to a man: etga'a'ga'at lecha (אתגעגעת לך)

to a woman: etga'a'ga'at lach (אתגעגעת לך)

Answer 4

to a male: teenaseh lee (תינשא לי)

to a female: teenas'ee lee (תינשאי לי)

Answer 5

you (masculine) will return = tachzor (תחזור)

you (feminine) will return = tachazri (תחזרי)

Answer 6

There is no Hebrew word for "would." It depends on context. You would have to provide the entire sentence in order to get an accurate translation

Answer 7

Hashem rotseh (ה׳ רוצה)