The German language has three personal pronouns for the English word you - du (informal, singular), ihr(informal, plural), Sie (formal, singular and plural)
In dative cases where the pronoun is the object, they change to dir, euch and Ihnen
mit euch - with you
Ich gehe mit euch - I'm going with you
"Sit down."
mit is in english with
The cast of Achim Reichel - Solo mit Euch - 2010 includes: Achim Reichel as himself
"Mit dir" (singular/informal), "mit euch" (plural/informal) or "mit Ihnen" (singular/plural//formal)
I love you all.
der Herr sei mit euch is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.
"Meldet euch" is a German phrase that translates to "get in touch" or "let me know" in English. It is often used in informal contexts to encourage someone to reach out or respond. The phrase can be directed to a group, as the "euch" indicates a plural or familiar form of "you."
Latin: Dominus vobiscum! = German: Der Herr sei mit euch!
It means identical with the.
mitz (מץ) means "juice"
Sprechen Sie mit Ihrem Herzen translates as Speak with your heart.
"Jesus sei mit Ihnen und Ihre Familie" is the correct translation. But common usage would be "Jesussei mit Euch"