How do you say your the best in Hebrew?

Answer 1

There is no Hebrew word for am. Am depends on the sentence. For example:

I am hungry = Ani ra'ev (אני רעב)

I am 14 = Ani ben 14 (אני בן 14)

I am going = Ani holech (אני הולך)

Notes:

• Hebrew doesn't have a present tense form of the verb "to be"
  
• If you're just trying to say "I am" meaning "I exist," you say ani kayam (אני קיים).
  
• If you're talking about Exodus 3:14, that verse is not accurately translated. אֶהְיֶה אֲשֶׁר אֶהְיֶה really means I will be that which I will be.
  

Answer 2

If you are a boy you say "ani ben echad" if you are a girl you say "ani bat echad"

Answer 3

To a male: "Ata hatov beyoter" (אתה הטוב ביותר).

To a female: "At hatova beyoter" (את הטובה ביותר).

To both of them: "Atem hatovim beyoter" (אתם הטובים ביותר).

Answer 4

"ani" means both I am and I.

Answer 5

Atah ha-eesh (אתה האיש)

Answer 6

meyuchad (מיוחד)