How do you say answer me in Hebrew?

Answer 1

"I wanna you" is not a grammatical phrase. If you mean "I want you", then it's:

male to male: ani rotseh otcha

male to female: ani rotseh otach

female to male: ani rotsah otcha

female to female: ani rotsah otach

Answer 2

If you are referring to Isaiah's statement in Isaiah 6:8, the Hebrew reads:

הנני שלחני . Hinne sh'lacheni.

Answer 3

if you're ordering a male to send you: shlach li (שלח לי)

If you're ordering a female to send you: shilchi li (שלחי לי)

Answer 4

You can say "Azor lee" or "Ta'azor lee" - Both mean Help Me.

Answer 5

to send a text = shalakh text (שלח טקסט)

Answer 6

to a male: tashiv li (תשיב לי)

to a female: tashivi li (תשיבי לי)

Answer 7

to send = shalakh (שלח)