In German it`s also "Jesus".
The German J is pronouned like the Y in English.
So it would be pronounced like Ye-sus. (The e is pronounced differently also in this case it would sound as such Hey-sus (Hay-sus)
In German, who is Jesus is translated to wer ist Jesus.
Jesus saves = Jesus rettet
It's also Jesus
Jesus (pronounced yehsus)
To say "give me back my Jesus" in German, you would say "Gib mir meinen Jesus zurck."
Ich bin Jesus (yay-zoos)
Christkind = Christ child (baby Jesus)
"Christman" in German typically refers to Christmas, a Christian holiday commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ.
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Jesus. Seriously, Jesus is the same in Portuguese, Dutch, German and bunch of other languages, though I don't know why you didn't just use google translator.
Jesus is known by different names in various languages around the world. For example, in Spanish, Jesus is known as "Jess," in French as "Jsus," in German as "Jesus," and in Arabic as "Isa."
Spanish: Jesús, confío en ti. Polish: Jezu, ufam tobie. French: Jésus, j'ai confiance en toi. German: Jesus, ich vertraue auf dich.