There are many ways. In order to translate this, you would need to clarify your intention. Here are only 2 examples:
If you are praying for a person to get better (someone who is sick):
to a male: agid misheberach bishvilkha (I will say a misheberach for you)
to a female: agid misheberach bishvilekh (I will say a misheberach for you)
If you are praying for someone to come into your life:
to a male: avakesh otkha mehashem (I will ask God for you/I will ask God to give you to me)
to a female: avakesh otakh mehashem (I will ask God for you/I will ask God to give you to me).
You will say that you accept him as your lord and savior. You will pray to him every day and night. Also, when you pray to him, don't act like you mean it, just mean it.
To pray = leh-HEET-pah-LELL (להתפלל)
You could say הִתְפַּלְּלוּ בלי הפסקה(hitpallelu b'li hafsakah).
they start there pray on Friday and it ends Saturday. they start there pray on Friday and it ends Saturday. say hey to the new pray im in love
Muslims are forbidden to pray at midday - it is haraam as it could be interpreted as worshipping the sun. They are also required to pray 5 times every day and the "rules" are the same for all - if you miss prayers at the correct time, you should say them when it is first possible after the correct time.
yom ha'av (יום האב)
This is how you say Happy Earth Day in Heberw, I just do not know how you say it i know how to write it and read it. :)(:
Yom haveteranim (יום ×”×•×•×˜×¨× ×™×)
The Muslims pray five times each day. It is obligatory. They offer a special prayer on Friday every week. So, you may say that Friday is a special day for the Muslims as Saturday is for the Jews and Sunday is for the Christians.
It depends what she does apart from the Rosary. One can say prayers but it is what they do in their lives that count for more. In other words, one has to practise what they preach.
eema, tokhli lehitpalel ba'avuri? ( אמא, תוכלי להתפלל עבורי)
kol milah (כל מילה)