Tristan Sebastian

The Hebrew phrase לחיים means “to life.” לחיים is used as a toast when drinking, functioning similarly to the English “Cheers!” or “To life!”.

The Hebrew word for “angel” is מלאך, transliterated as “malakh”. The feminine is מלאכית (malakhít) and the plural is מלאכים (malakhím).

The English phrase ‘magic’ is קסם in Hebrew. The noun קסם refers to an illusion performed to give the appearance of magic or the supernatural.

The Hebrew word for restroom is שֵׁרוּתִים. The term שֵׁרוּתִים is the most common and general way to say restroom in Hebrew.

The English phrase “where are you from?” is translated into Hebrew as מאיפה אתה?

The English word ‘peace’ is translated into Hebrew as שלום. שלום is a noun used to describe a state of being free from war.

The Hebrew word אמנדה is the female given name Amanda.

The phrase “are you okay?” in Hebrew is הכל בסדר? This phrase is used to ask if everything is alright or if there is a problem.

The Hebrew word for “my” is שלי.

The English verb ‘stay’ is translated into Hebrew as להישאר. The verb להישאר is used to express the act of remaining in a particular place.