male to male: ani ma'arikh et hanedivut shelkha
male to female: ani ma'arikh et hanedivut shelakh
female to male: ani ma'arikha et hanedivut shelkha
female to female: ani ma'arikha et hanedivut shelakh
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You can say, "Thank you on behalf of both myself and [Name]. We truly appreciate your kindness." This conveys gratitude from both parties clearly and warmly.
Kindness is Strength = חסד הוא חוזק KHESS-ed hoo KHO-zek
Annette is derived from the Hebrew name Hannah or Channah (חנה) which means kindness.
The correct phrase is "your kindness and generosity are greatly appreciated." In this case, "kindness and generosity" are considered a plural subject, so the verb "are" is used.
Tell him what you like about him, of course: eyes, hair, voice, hugs... we love it when you tell us that, at least I do :)
Hey, you alright? Hey, hows it going? Cars.
khesed (חסד) or tuv lev (טוב לב)
Chesed is either kindness or a kind action.
You say 'Yalda' in Hebrew
You can appreciate other people by expressing gratitude for their actions or qualities, acknowledging their efforts, offering compliments, and actively listening to their thoughts and feelings. Additionally, showing kindness, support, and respect towards them can also be ways to demonstrate appreciation.
Has in Hebrew is: YESH