Real Angels

Are angels real? Angels that have wings, that soar up high in the sky. And as said, they look after us. Yet, do they really exist?

The word angel came from the greek term that means “messenger“. Angels exist greatly in the bible, they were said to have done message sending to God and us humans. They gave a way for Mary to discover about Jesus, and they were said to be sent from above.

I have not yet seen an angel, although there are proofs. Yet why I believe in angels, is because of another reason. Don’t you think if angels do exist, they must’ve taken another form? Or maybe, we really have angels.

For me, an angel is someone who looks after you all the time. They are the ones who support you all through your life, through high and low ends. They love you for who you are, and not for who you are not. It feels great to have someone like that doesn’t it? Having someone beside you who’d never leave you, and will always believe in you. In my life, I believe everyone around me are angels. My family, my love one. That’s agreeable right? And even your friends. Angels may not exist but if we try to look around maybe they do, but not with huge white wings.

To end my post, I’d like to share to you how to the word “angel” in other 90 languages :

Afrikaans: engel
Albanian: engjëll
Amharic: malak
Arabic: mal’ak
Aramaic: MaLaAK,aA
Basque: aingeru
Belarusan: anioł
Bengali: pori / farishta
Boko: mala’ika
Bolognese: ànZel
Bosnian: anđeo
Bresciano: angel
Breton: ael
Bulgarian: ангел (angel)
Calabrese: ‘jangiulu
Catalan: àngel
Cebuano: anghel
Chinese: tian shi
Croatian: anđeo
Czech: anděl
Danish: engel
Dutch: engel
English: angel
Esperanto: anĝelo/o
Estonian: ingel
Filipino: anghel
Finnish: enkeli
Flemish: engel
French: ange
Frisian (west): ingel
Furlan: agnul
Galician: anxo
German: engel
Greek: aggelos
Hausa: màlaa’ikàà
Hawaiian: ‘ânela
Hebrew: maleaach
Hindi: apsara / pari / farishta
Hungarian: angyal
Icelandic: engill
Indonesian: malaikat
Innu: ansheniu
Interlingua: angelo
Irish: aingeal
Italian: angelo
Klingon: QumwI’
Korean: cheong-sa
Kurdish: ferişte
Latin: angela/angelus
Latvian: eņģelis
Limburgian: ingel
Lithuanian: angelas
Japanese: tenshi
Malagasy: anjely
Malay: malaikat
Maltese: anglu
Maori: anahera
Norwegian: engel
Paduan: àngeo
Passamaquoddy: aselis
Persian: ferešte
Polish: anioł
Portuguese: anjo
Reggiano: angel
Romagnolo: ànzel
Romanian: înger
Russian: ангел (angel)
Saami: eŋgel
Sardinian: àngelu
Serbian: andjeo
Sicilian: anciulu
Sinhala: deva dootha-ya
Slovak: anjel
Sotho (north): morongwa
Spanish: ángel
Swahili: malaika
Swedish: ängel
Tagalog: anghel
Tamil: malakku
Thai: nang fah
Turkish: melek
Ukrainian: ангел (angel)
Urdu: hur / farishtaa
Valencian: angel
Venetian: ànsolo
Wallon: andje
Welsh: angel
Yiddish: malach
Zarma: malayka
Zeneize: ángeo

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