I will always protect you

[silviapereira]

hei!
I'm doing a tatoo with this sentence! Can someone help me translate, please!
thank you
kiss

 

[Ohry]

well is it talking to a boy or a girl....because "you" can be boy or girl...so maybe you would want to say exactly. it would be
"Ani tamid eshmor alaych-girl, alecha-Boy..."

that would be the exact translation, but it would be prettier just as
"Tamid eshmor alaych/alecha"
without the Ani, but thats just my personal thought.

i dont have hebrew on my computer so i cant write it in hebrew but someone will just say if you want it said to a boy or girl.

i hope that helps a little bit, sorry i dont have hebrew letters on my computer but at least you will know how it sounds

 

[Marnavot]

If you write it without Nikkud, you don't have to know whether it's referring to a girl or a boy:
תמיד אשמור עליך

It can be read either as "Tamid eshmor alayiX" or as "Tamid eshmor aleXa".
Another suggestion is "Tamid agen alayiX/AleXa":
תמיד אגן עליך

Both are equally correct.

 

[silviapereira]

Thank you!

 

[amikama]

If you write it without Nikkud, you don't have to know whether it's referring to a girl or a boy:
תמיד אשמור עליך

That's almost correct... There is a tiny difference:
עליך - to a boy
עלייך - to a girl


(Sorry for being a boring pedant )