AboutGaddy Yaari Expertise What I do: I'll help you understand Hebrew phrases or single words, as well as answer questions about Jewish practices.
What I don't do: Tattoo translations. For that, try http://www.stars21.com/translator/english_to_hebrew.html
Experience I am a columnist for a Hebrew-language newspaper, and a graduate of the Jewish Theological Seminary.
Education/Credentials MBA
BA in the US,
Grade school and high school in Israel
Question Shalom Gaddy!
I've enjoyed reading some of your translations. My brother passed away a few years ago and my mom has made it through the sorrow since. I would like to make a plaque for her with the inscription "I'll never leave you nor forsake you" from Joshua 1:5. Could you help me translate it and how you pronounce it. I would really appreciate it. I've tried going to other websites that translate but they each give something different.
Todah Rabah (I hope that's how you say 'thank you very much')
Rick
p.s. How do you pronounce atonement in Hebrew.
Answer Hi Rick,
Josh. 1:5 reads: לא ארפך ולא אעזבך (Lo arpekh velo e'ezvekh).
Atonement in Hebrew is Kippur (as in Yom Kippur). It's pronounced kee-poor.
