does anyone even read these subtitles?
posted Saturday, 9 December 2006
This shabos I went to kaidar. Its a beautiful settlement near the Dead Sea, in the Judean desert. We stayed by a friend of mine who lives there. Shabos was amazing. Since nobody there spoke english I got to practice my hebrew. It was fun. Its hard to tell jokes in hebrew ("aich korim pollacks bi'ivrit?") but it makes things more interesting. (short updates are better, if u dont think so, read each word a couple of times, slowly)
Sunday, March 25, 2007
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Yeah, I read the subtitles. A bit too short for me, but they'll do. I find it interesting how you capitalized Dead Sea, Judean, and Shabbos (one time out of 2), but not Kaidar, English, Hebrew, and Pol****s. Do explain. Also, don't diss my ancestors. Thanks.
dont analyze my use(or lack of) of grammar or spelling. ur just gonna wind up with a headache. it was probably cuz i got lucky with the shift button sometimes. and im sure that ur ancestors were very nice ppl-and I already kno how 2 say jew in Hebrew. (and i capitalized hebrew, yay!)
Hi I am back and so are you. Yeah I like short updates but there is less humor:( I will take what I could get. You sound great shtaig away.
hey, welcome back ski!
If you are going to make short updates then you have to update more often. Sounds like a very fun Shabbot. When are you going to .... for Shabbot? -and you owe me a phone call!!!
forsure not the next couple of weeks. Im gonna call you in about 15 minutes. get ready.
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