Live Abroad.

Hi, folks, I'm living in Israel now, in Tel-Aviv, in the student campus. I arrived here less than  two weeks ago, now  I have dual sitizenship and accompanying papers. Welearn Hebrew five days a week from 8:15 to 12:30. There are people  from all over the whe world in our groups: Spain, France, USA, Brazil...
Before this I lived in Israel about eleven mounth on Masa program, that was fan. I was on two programs, first called Sport-Extrime, was in Nitzana hamlet, in Negev desert, it is near Egyptian border. Second "Ofek" was in kibbutz between Askelon and Asdod. In  the middle and espеcially at the end of the program I was very homesick because I love my city and i was waiting impatiently  to arrivel. I thought just jump from a plane and run to the Hermitage. Like fun! I just walked couple days in a centre, drop in St. Isaac's and Kazan Cathedrals. I lived in my hometown for two month and now I'm back in Israel.
I can write much more, but I'm too lazy.
Peace.

Living Abroad.

Hi folks, I'm living in Israel now, in Tel-Aviv, on a student campus. I arrived here less two weeks ago, and now I have dual citizenship and all of my accompanying papers. We learn hebrew five days a week from 8:15 to 12:30. There are people all over the whe world in our groups: Spain, France, USA, Brazil...
Before this I lived in Israel for about eleven mounth on Masa program, that was fun. I was in two programs, the first called Sport-Extreme. It was in Nitzana hamlet, in the Negev desert. It is near the Egyptian border. Second, "Ofek" was in kibbutz between Askelon and Asdod. In the middle, and espеcially at the end of the program, I was very homesick because I love my city and i was waiting to go back impatiently. I thought to just jump from a plane and run to the Hermitage. That would be fun! Instead, I just walked a couple of days in a centre, and dropped in to see St. Isaac's and Kazan Cathedrals. I lived in my hometown for two month and now I'm back in Israel.
I can write much more, but I'm too lazy.
Peace.