sings like an angel
Hebrew translation: shar/shara kmo mal'akh
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peer agreement (net): +2shar/shara kmo mal'akh Explanation: Sings like an angel in Hebrew is shar kmo mal'akh if the singer is male, and shara kmo mal'akh if the singer is female. For the name of a singing group I would change it to "to sing like an anger," which is "ךashir kmo mal'akh" - that way you don't have to worry about masculine/feminine. This is how it looks in Hebrew: lashir kmo mal'akh - לשיר כמו מלאך shar kmo mal'akh - שר כמו מלאך shara kmo mal'akh - שרה כמו מלאך |
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