Translation - English-Hebrew - It's like living in a dream

Isolated. You could add: "I'm" . This would give a whole sentence....

Oui, merci Lene, j'ai rajouté "I"m"!

I don't know...

Changing the verb tense may change the meaning here.
We'd better ask the requestor what she really means.

CC: Francky5591 gamine

So what if we add : "it's like", instead of just "I"m"? : "It's like living a dream"

CC: lilian canale

I'd rather place dots (...) at the end showing an incomplete sentence. At first sight I understand that "Living" as a subject for the line, therefore present participle instead of the infinitive form.

Sorry, I forgot "in" before "a dream" in my last post. Whatever "Living" is used for in the sentence, it won't change anything into Hebrew, infinitive would be used (same as it would into French)

לחיות את החלום : living a dream