Lomdim ivrit
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OZ_H said:
Thank you for the support BC-A
So if you still didn't read the 3th page of theis theread OZ_H, here ist the answer - yes i can read and write...i can read (still slow) but for the unknown words for me i still need a little vocalizatio help to know how exactly i have to pronounce them... well the same for the writting in hebrew mazal tov ! :hotjump:
With the 100 (meah) I am sure it is then possible to count till 999
Anyway I am not sure you will need so many beer at one time
With the 100 (meah) I am sure it is then possible to count till 999
Anyway I am not sure you will need so many beer at one time
LOL!BC-A said:Anyway I am not sure you will need so many beer at one time
Luckily, you can survive in Israel with English, plus "schalom" and "toda"...But I agree, it definitely gets much more interesting if you can understand, speak and read a little more Hebrew.
Geri, I really really admire your effords of learning Hebrew!
Ich weib nicht, ob diese Verbindung bereits gegeben was. Ein schön website für unseren Freunden aus Deutschland.
http://www.ivrit4u.com/
http://www.ivrit4u.com/
Tu parle allemand? Pas mal. Bon, before I start boring you with my rusty French (which is a shame, I should really show a greater interest in the beautiful French language as my ancestors are from Metz...); thanks for the link. I've even had a couple of books at home for some time now, "Teach yourself Hebrew" (not the exact title but you get the idea (incl. cds which I listen to sometimes - at least -BC-A said:Ich weib nicht, ob diese Verbindung bereits gegeben was. Ein schön website für unseren Freunden aus Deutschland.
http://www.ivrit4u.com/
) but due to my complete lack of self discipline I seriously doubt I will ever get further than chapter one "The most important phrase for tourists: Slicha, lo hevanti klum." 
RashomoN
Eran
"Slicha" is not very important word......not used very often in Israel.....
"lo hevanto klum"......thats another story!
Geri......when you'll come to Israel I will test you counting 1 to 100
I really envy you......you're really fast learner.....
I stoped learning german for a while.....and now trying to learn some spanish.....cause I'm going to south America for few months.......
I already know to count from 1 to 29......thats it......
"lo hevanto klum"......thats another story!
Geri......when you'll come to Israel I will test you counting 1 to 100
I really envy you......you're really fast learner.....
I stoped learning german for a while.....and now trying to learn some spanish.....cause I'm going to south America for few months.......
I already know to count from 1 to 29......thats it......
no Problem Eran ... i do that with pleasure... i mean to count - so can i practice. And you should not be jelaous of me or give up your german. When you're back from South America - you can continue with learning and i can help you if you want. ... i mean it is very easy to crate a thread lernen deutsch or something like this
@sister ophelia - danke ... ich tue einfach mein bestes
@ BC-A - thanx for the site
@ OZ_H - no matter how many languages you speak - important is to feel like home here...
@sister ophelia - danke ... ich tue einfach mein bestes
@ BC-A - thanx for the site
@ OZ_H - no matter how many languages you speak - important is to feel like home here...
Androz
Lord of the Cheese
RashomoN
Eran
Androz said:
yes.....that is true....
especially for me......cause I have spanish roots.....
and I have some Israeli-Argentinian friends who help me......
besides......spanish is very popular language in Israel (maybe the most popular) cause a lot of people (including teenagers) are addicted to Argentinian soap Operas.....
other people making a long trips to South America and coming back with good memories, great pictures, and new language.....
RashomoN
Eran
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