Afrikaans-Jesus is lief vir jou
Albanian-Jezusi ju do
Arabic-يسوع يحبك
Armenian-Հիսուս սիրում է ձեզ
Azerbaijani-İsa siz sevir
Belarusian-Езус любіць вас
Bulgarian-Исус ви обича
Catalan-Jesús t'estima
Chinese-耶稣爱你
Croatian-Isus te voli
Czech-Ježíš vás miluje
Danish-Jesus elsker dig
Dutch-Jezus houdt van je
Estonian-Jeesus armastab sind
Filipino-Jesus loves mo
Finnish-Jeesus rakastaa sinua
French-Jésus vous aime
Galician-Xesús te quere
Georgian-იესოს უყვარხართ
German-Jesus liebt dich
Greek-Ο Ιησούς σας αγαπά
Haitian Creole-Jezi te renmen ou
Hebrew-ישו אוהב אותך
Hindi-यीशु ने तुम्हें प्यार करता है
Hungarian-Jézus szeret téged
The Hebrew name is Yavahshua (Jesus Christ). Pronounced Ya-vay-Shoe-A.
In Ghana, the most common languages are English and various indigenous languages. In English, you would say "My name is [your name]." In Twi, a widely spoken language in Ghana, you would say "Me din de [your name]." The phrase may vary in other local languages, but English is often used for introductions.
If it's a name, then you say it the same way you say it in English. Not all names translate to other languages.
find out in google translate you can hear the words too
"Shania" in French is also "Shania". It is a name that is not translated into other languages.
Jesus said Martha's name twice to get her attention and emphasize the importance of what he was about to say to her.
no where, its to pray in the name of Jesus
Dalesman seems to be a last name. As such, it is a proper name and those do not translate to other languages. Then, Dalesman in Spanish is Dalesman.
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in chinese, it's " he "
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Yes. Lord Jesus Christ.