Need Hebrew speaker help
May. 28th, 2009 08:14 pmOkay, so I have an Israeli character.
At one crucial juncture, he reveals his feelings for his lover by calling him some Hebrew endearment
As it stands, I have "yedidi."
I don't expect "Ani ohev otcha" (I love you, m/m form).
Is there one that doesn't sound as odd? as reminescent of diddle and yeti and Dee Dee and all sorts of other things?
yakiri? (darling)
ahuvi? (my love)
or even achi? (my brother
Would these work better? Do they have connotations I should know about?
At one crucial juncture, he reveals his feelings for his lover by calling him some Hebrew endearment
As it stands, I have "yedidi."
I don't expect "Ani ohev otcha" (I love you, m/m form).
Is there one that doesn't sound as odd? as reminescent of diddle and yeti and Dee Dee and all sorts of other things?
yakiri? (darling)
ahuvi? (my love)
or even achi? (my brother
Would these work better? Do they have connotations I should know about?
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Date: 2009-05-31 12:36 am (UTC)You might also try "motek", which is a bit more sugary-sweet, but depending on the context could work, especially if it's slightly ironic.