Dio ascolta le preghierine is one Italian equivalent of the English phrase "God listens to short prayers".
Specifically, the masculine noun Dio is "God". The verb ascolta means "(he/it/she) does listen, is listening, listens" and "(formal singular you) are listening, do listen, listen". The feminine plural definite article le means "the". The feminine noun preghiere ("prayers") and the diminutive suffix -ine ("dear, little, short, sweet") translate as "brief/little prayers".
The pronunciation will be "DEE-o a-SKOL-ta ley PREY-gheyh-REE-ney" in Italian.
Abbracci e preghiere is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "hugs and prayers."Specifically, the masculine noun abbracci is "embraces, hugs." The conjunction e means "and." The feminine noun preghiere translates as "prayers."The pronunciation will be "ab-RAT-tchee ey prey-GYEH-rey" in Italian.
He cares for us and listens to our prayers
God always listens to our prayers.
he listens to it but has you wait til it comes true.
Dici le preghiere (one guy) Dite le preghiere (more people)
Yes, according to many religious beliefs, God hears and listens to the prayers and cries of those in need.
All prayers are important..the second you pray God puts everyone else on hold and listens to you=)
Yes, God listens to everyone's prayers, regardless of their past actions or beliefs. It is believed that God's love and mercy extends to all individuals, regardless of their sins. It is never too late to seek forgiveness and guidance through prayer.
"Prayers" is an English equivalent of the Italian word preghiere.Specifically, the Italian word is a feminine noun. Its plural definite article is le ("the"). Its plural indefinite article is delle ("some").The pronunciation is "preh-GYEH-reh."
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Ang Tagalog na pagsasalin para sa "the answer to your prayers" ay "sagot sa iyong mga dasal."
Sometimes Masons place their right hands over their hearts when they pray. They also end the prayers with the old English translation of "Amen", "So mote it be."