how do i say? (hebrew)?

Question

i love you tuches. you are my world. i will never leave you. kisses!


in hebrew

Answer 1

I assume you are talking to a man. so you say like this:
i love you tuches - aNI oHEvet et hanegiOT shelCHA (note: pronounce the g from "hanegiOT" like the g in the word "girl", and the ch in shelCHA as you would in the word "loch" in scottish).
you are my world - aTA ha-oLAM sheLI.
i will never leave you - aNI af pa'AM lo e'eZOV otCHA (ch in otcha as above)
kisses - neshiKOT!
and now in hebrew:
אני אוהבת את הנגיעות שלך
אתה העולם שלי
אני אף פעם לא אעזוב אותך
נשיקות

Answer 2

Ani ahavah at(ah). At(ah) eretz shelli. Ani low holech at(ah).


Ani- I, ahavah- love, at- you(female), atah-you (male), eretz-world, shelli-mine, low-no, holech-go.

Answer 3

Baruch dayan emet.

Answer 4

"I love your touches":
(a man to a woman): Ani 'ohev et negi'otayich ~pronounced: an-I o-hEv et ne-gi-ot-Ayich~
(a woman to a man): Ani 'ohevet et nagi'otecha ~pronounced: an-I 'o-hEv-et et ne-gi-ot-E-cha~
(a man to a man): Ani 'ohev et negiotecha ~pronounced: an-I o-hEv et ne-gi-ot-Echa~
(a woman to a woman): Ani 'ohevet et negiotayich ~pronounced: an-I o-he-vEt et ne-gi-ot-Ayich~

"you are my world":
(to a woman): At olami ~pronounced: at ol-am-I~
(to a man): Atah olami ~pronounced: at-Ah ol-am-I~

"I will never leave you":
(to a woman): Le'olam lo e'ezov otach ~pronounced: le-ol-Am lo e-e-zOv ot-A-ch~
(to a man): Le'olam lo e'ezov otcha ~pronounced: le-ol-Am lo e-e-zOv ot-chA~

"kisses": neshikot (singular: neshikah) ~pronounced: ne-shi-kOt~

(capital letter symbolyzes the emphasized vowel)

Answer 5

Shalom- it means peace. u say it as hello and goodbye

Answer 6

eje tisni lauveiiio menilnoloih