So proud of myself🥹
I think my way to learn languages is pretty unique because, after 4 months of learning Hebrew, I cannot say things like:"How are you?" Or "What's your name?" But I could translate this.
How I learn Hebrew (or a language in general):
I take my favourite topic (music) and I start to translate easy songs first. I know the Protestant's church songs, so I translate them because they always repeat the same words and are very easy. Then I find a mothertongue person who wants to learn my language so we help each others. In fact, this text was checked by a mothertongue but I did not that many errors🥹 (just some "et" stuff and sentence structure).
By doing so, I enter into the language by doing something I like, so learning a language doesn't become stressfull and boring. It is surely slower than the "normal way", but, as long as this is a passion, it's not a problem for me. I have 3 years to learn Hebrew so I (hope to) have time.
Here it is the translation:
"I raise my hands towards you, Lord.
My precious Jesus, wonderful Lord.
You bless this place with your love.
Your power is here, for us who are here.
I believe in you, Jesus. In what you're doing for me... for me... for me
You have all the glory
You have all the love.
Preciuos, Son of God