to a male: hayom atah yafeh (היום אתה יפה)
to a female: hayom aht yafah (היום את יפה)
The above is a correct translation but in like, "today you are pretty". If you want to pay a compliment that can't bey misconstrue :), you'd say something like
to a female: at nir'ET yaffAH hayom
to a male: ata nir'E yaffEH hayom
or better yet, if you want to emphasize that today they look especially pretty:
female: EYze jOffy at nir'et hayom or EYze jafFA at nir'et hayom (how pretty you look today)
male: EYze jafFE ata nir'a hayom
hayom (היום)
To a male: ma shlomkha (מַה שְּׁלוֹמְךָ) To a female: ma shlomekh (מַה שְׁלוֹמֵךָ)
It depends on who you're telling it to. Say you look nice or you look lovely or you look beautiful. Or you can just say you look pretty or can smile and be happy with him.
yaldah yafah (ילדה יפה)
being look pretty are to be a simple...
English names don't change pronunciation much when spoken with a Hebrew accent. Judy sounds pretty much the same in Hebrew as it does in English.
Linda, is a name in latin that means pretty, strong and courageous. So, when people say "you're pretty" in english, in latin it would be: "imla ta laur linda opcu" Translation: " Why you look pretty today!
shum davar hayom (שום דבר היום)
einayim yerukot yafot (עיניים ירוקות יפות)
You say Jonah the same as you would in English, also here is what Jonah would look like in Hebrew גונה ________ There is no 'J' in Hebrew so it would actually be: Yonah
timkeri har'be hayom, be'vakasha
It sounds exactly the same as it does in English You can also write it in Hebrew letters and it will look like: סטיב