How to write i love you mom in hebrew

“Ima, ani ohev otach!”, or “Ani ohev otach Ima!” In Hebrew: “!אני אוהב אותך אמא”. The “ch” is the hard sound that you might hear in the German pronunciation for “Munchen” or the Scottish “loch”. The “I” in “Ima” is pronounced “ee”, not “ai” as in “hive” or “i” as in “bit”.

Go for it. You can personalize a love card to your Hebrew-speaking lover. Just send me your name, his or her name and specify the gender of both of you. This card is completely personalized. It is written by a human being (ahem, yours truly), and sent back to your mailbox. From there, you can print it out in color.

The word love in Hebrew is said different ways, depending on the gender and the context. This article explains how to know what to say, to whom, and when. The noun "love" in Hebrew is ahavah, pronounced ah-hah-vah. The verb "to love" is something different.

There are a number of Hebrew terms for mother, differing in formality and connotation. In the sense closest to the Anglo’s informal ‘mom’ it’s /ˈima/ אמא, of Aramaic origin. In the more formal but still general sense it’s /em/ אם, the word found in the Bible. In the far less common sense of ‘female parent’ it’s /hoˈra/ הורה.