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Thank You (addressed to the Holy Spirit): "todah rabbah" (תודה רבה)

Thank You to the Holy Spirit: "todah rabbah leruach hakodesh" (תודה רבה לרוח הקודש)

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a male says: hashem ani ohev otcha (ה׳ אני אוהב אותך)

a female says: hashem ani ohevet otcha (ה׳ אני אוהבת אותך)

The above translation has replaced the term for Holy Spirit with the word for God. If you wish to properly translate the phrase "I love you Holy Spirit" in Hebrew, it would be:

a male says: ruakh hakodesh ani ohev otcha (רוח הקדש אני אוהב אותך)

a female says: ruakh hakodesh ani ohevet otcha (רוח הקדש אני אוהבת אותך)

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