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Hebrew Dictionary
It is know that Jesus spoke Aramaic, Hebrew, maybe some Latin, and even some Greek. Yet I am going to be using Hebrew as his main source of speaking since that is more well-known than Aramaic and easier to research for pronunciation.
*The boldness of some letters is used to emphasize that certain part in the word
Adonai Elohai—The Lord my God (pronounced a-doe-nie, el-oh-hi)
Ani ohevet otcha—I love you (pronounced a-nee oh-hev-a o-twa)
Bat sheli—My daughter (pronounced bat shelly)
Bevakasha—Please (pronounced bev-a-kasha)
Echad—One (pronounced eh-khad)
Ken—Yes (pronounced k-en)
Lekh mipo—Go away (pronounce lek mi-po)
Lo—No (pronounced lo)
Ma nishma—How are you? (pronounced ma-nishma)
Mayim—Water (pronounced mah-yeem)
Miyad ekhzor—I'll be right back (pronounced mee-yad eck-zore)
Rabbouni—Teacher (pronounced
Salach li—Forgive me (pronounced sa-lak lee)
Shisha—Six (pronounced shee-sha, masculine version of 6)
Shloshah—Three (pronounced shay-lo-sha)
Shnai'yim—Two (pronounced sh-nym)
Slih'a—Sorry (pronounced slee-ha)
Tamshikh—Go on (pronounced tam-shikh)
Toda—Thank you (pronounced toh-dah)
Tov—Good (pronounced tov)
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SpiritüelJesus was dead by crucifixion. Every follower of God was saddened beyond belief. The Apostles were confused and scared for their life. But then, Mary of Magdala visited the tomb that Sunday morning..."And in the Days After" begins that Sunday mornin...
