אני מסכימה איתך! באמת, מה שאני רוצה זה ללמוד בישראל.

 I tried to read your whole message but I only understood like 45% of it. lol! :$
But I got the main idea, altidag neshama. Yes, I understand that you will not teach me Hebrew and that Online teachers are not the best choice. But I think it's useful to be connected to people who can help you with small questions and have pen pals who have the common interest of learning languages.

I have never taken a Hebrew class in my life but this didn't stop me from learning Hebrew, the ancient wisdom behind the Hebrew language and the modern Israeli culture with all it's divesity. I can take many classes and have my own teacher but at the end of the day what matters is my love for learning. All the time and effort I invest to learn a language is what counts.


At first I learned some Hebrew then I started to learn Arabic. Since Arabic is so complicated I only focused in Arabic for years. Personally from my experience of studying Arabic I learned that my own effort was the most important thing. I had Arabic classes but my teacher didn't really teach me everything I know today. I have Arab friends from my college but they don't help me much because they're not interested in teaching me. I'm only their friend, not " student", plus I don't want them to think I'm only their friend because I want to "use" them.

 Well anyways, I really miss Hebrew. It's much easier. There is many Israeli people in L.A but I haven't been lucky to make a friendship with any. So I'm investigating information about Ulpan in Israel or other programs so after I graduate I can finally go. But mean while I will look for my own personal Hebrew teacher or just continue to study alone.