Someone asked about the phrase " God Bless You" in Hebrew. Well, if my memory has not failed me yet, there are two ways of saying the phrase depending on whether you are addressing a man or a woman. Here it is and I hope it is to your sheer delectation!
To a male: elohim yevarekh otkha (אלוקים יברך אותך)
To a female: elohim yevarekh otakh (אלוקים יברך אותך)
In the meantime, I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely wish all "Love Grace and Peace" Now and Forever...
Nigel
to give thanks = lÄ•hÅdÅt (להודות)
תודה אמא - " tod'a ima "
Thanks, mom = todá, Ima (תודה אמא)
Todah Robah
at eemah madhimah (את אמא מדהימה)
many thanks = תודה רבה
todah al ha-du'akh ha-neeflah (תודה על הדו״ח ×”× ×¤×œ×)
you say "To'da she" which is thanks for because the grammer in Hebrew is ... Hebrew you don't use "being" lets say "thank you for being a nice person: To'da she' - ata Ben-Adam nech'mad thanks that you (being) person nice the verb and adjective are female/male/plural/etc you can also say "al ze she" which is "upon that is" To'da al ze she' ata Ben-Adam nech'mad thanks upon/for that you (being) person nice
mom = eema (אמא) dad = abba (אבא) mom and dad = eema ve'abba (אמא ואבא)
In Hebrew: "Todot" or "Rav Todot" is the plural of "Toda", which means Thanks or Many Thanks.
You say 'Yalda' in Hebrew
todah = תודה
We say "alhamdulellah " which means thanks god ,and we do say AMEEN in our prayers that has the same meaning in Hebrew and Christianity
Thanks Mom - 2006 was released on: USA: 8 August 2006 (Rhode Island International Film Festival)
em khoreg (אם חורג)
Has in Hebrew is: YESH