The exercises are in Hebrew, the instructions for the exercises are in English. The reading part of the chapter is entirely Hebrew with definitions of new words given in the same line of the paragraph.
Context is everything!
anonymous
August 8 2005, 09:01:01 UTC
Daniyal, so are you implying that we're freaks?! Okay, well, that may be a by-product of having learned these blasted binyanim. As least Hebrew only has seven; Arabic has ten, plus remnants of others
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Re: Context is everything!wicked_danuAugust 8 2005, 19:58:32 UTC
Ein davar, achi. Todah r'bah la-'ezer.
I know that spoken Hebrew will definitely be different from what I'm learning from the textbook. It will only get better if I actually live in Israel and use it everyday.. but I don't see myself doing that.
And you can say 'fuck' in your comments here. I don't really mind curses, so say what you want to without fear :D
Doesn't tizdayen mean 'go fuck yourself'? Mannn! I have to try that out on my teacher or somebody!!
Re: Context is everything!wicked_danuAugust 9 2005, 14:10:00 UTC
Really? I mean, with most languages, spoken and written language is different. I dunno how far this textbook will teach me conversational Hebrew, but there are dialogs and maybe that'll help
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I know that spoken Hebrew will definitely be different from what I'm learning from the textbook. It will only get better if I actually live in Israel and use it everyday.. but I don't see myself doing that.
And you can say 'fuck' in your comments here. I don't really mind curses, so say what you want to without fear :D
Doesn't tizdayen mean 'go fuck yourself'? Mannn! I have to try that out on my teacher or somebody!!
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