How to Say “Jesus Loves You” in Ukrainian

Ісус любить тебе
Isus liubyt tebe
The English phrase "Jesus loves you" is translated into Ukrainian as Ісус любить тебе (Isus liubyt tebe).
This is a religious statement used to express that Jesus Christ has affection and care for a person.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of Ісус (Jesus), любить (loves) and тебе (you, in the accusative case).

How does it change in a sentence?

When addressing a single person informally, use the form тебе. If you are addressing someone formally or a group of people, use вас instead of тебе.

How do you pronounce it?

Isus liubyt tebe

Did you know?

  • In Ukrainian religious art and icons, the name Ісус is often abbreviated to ІС, which is a distinct visual shorthand not typically found in everyday written Ukrainian.
  • While the phrase is a direct expression of faith, in certain secular Ukrainian subcultures, using such specific religious terminology can be seen as a way to signal a very traditional or conservative worldview.
  • The spelling of Ісус with the letter І is a historical marker that distinguishes Ukrainian from Russian, which uses the letter И for a similar sound.

Examples in context

  • Ісус любить тебе.
    Jesus loves you.
    This sentence is useful for seeing the phrase Ісус любить тебе in its standard form.
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  • Брате, пам'ятай, Ісус тебе любить!
    Brother, remember, Jesus loves you!
  • Синку, Вас любить Ісус.
    Son, Jesus loves you.
  • Пам'ятай, що Ісус любить тебе.
    Pam'yatay, shcho Isus lyubyt' tebe.
    Remember that Jesus loves you.
  • Ісус любить тебе і завжди поруч.
    Isus lyubyt' tebe i zavzhdy poruch.
    Jesus loves you and is always near.

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about faith during a difficult time.

  1. Наталія Nataliia

    Дмитро, мені дуже шкода, що ти сумуєш.
    Dmytro, meni duzhe shkoda, shcho ty sumuyesh.
    Dmytro, I am very sorry that you are sad.
  2. Дмитро Dmytro

    Дякую, Наталіє, мені зараз важко.
    Dyakuyu, Nataliyeye, meni zaraz vazhko.
    Thank you, Natalia, it is hard for me right now.
  3. Наталія Nataliia

    Вір у те, що Ісус любить тебе.
    Vir u te, shcho Isus lyubyt tebe.
    Believe that Jesus loves you.
  4. Дмитро Dmytro

    Дякую, це дає мені надію.
    Dyakuyu, tse daye meni nadiyu.
    Thank you, that gives me hope.

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