What is you are death in Hebrew?

Answer 1

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}

Answer 2

how are you is most commonly rendered in the following ways:

• mah nishma (מה נשמע)
  
• mah inyanim (מה עניינים)
  
• mah chadash (מה חדש)

Gender specific

• to a male person: mah shlomcha (מה שלומך)
• to a female person: mah shlomech (מה שלומך)

Answer 3

There is no Hebrew word for "are".

You (masculine) = atah (אתה)

You (feminine) = aht (את)

You (plural) = atem (אתם)

you (group of women only) = aten (אתן)

Answer 4

The most comment way to ask someone in Hebrew "How are you?" is as follows: Ma Nishma? It is written: מה נשמע?

Answer 5

For a girl - at yafa.

For a boy - ata yafe.

Answer 6

to a female: mah shlomekh (מה שלומך)

to a male: mah shlomkha (מה שלומך)

Answer 7

to a male: atah mahvet (אתה מוות)

to a female: at mahvet (את מוות)

Answer 8

to a male: atah ko'es? (אתה כועס)

to a female: aht ko'esset? (את כועסת)

Answer 9

to a male: eifo atah (איפה אתה)

to a female: eifo aht (איפה את)

Answer 10

you (m) are beautiful = atah yafeh (אתה יפה)you (f) are beautiful = aht yafah (את יפה)