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Hey Everyone, I'm looking for some fun people or a fun person to learn Hebrew with. I am learning the basics so I can at least make a sentence but for me, the more I talk the better I get...so if you won't mind being there for me, I will be there for you! See ya soon!
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    Hey, I believe that today the office under the 'Secretary of the Treasury' is called the 'Deputy of the Treasury'. In the past the office under the 'Secretary of the Treasury was called the 'Under Secretary of the Treasury'. The title 'Under Secretary of the Treasury' is still used but for offices in different departments within the Department of the Treasury, i.e. The Under Secretary of the Treasury for International Affairs or The Under Secretary of the Treasury for Domestic Finance. These people are no longer the 'right hand man' for the Secretary of the Treasury, now it's the Deputy. 1. The Secretary of the Treasury 2. The Deputy of the Treasury 3 Under Secretary of the Treasury Hope that helps ya out!
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    November 11, 2012
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    So glad the American Elections are over, YOU FEEL ME? What's it like here in the States since Obama has won? It is very divided, you will see that the populace vote was 50% Obama and 49% Romney! If you want good English practice go to YouTube and listen to his Acceptance Speech...whether you voted for him or not, it is very compelling! אני רוצה שאובמה להיות בעהוב עם לישראל!
    November 8, 2012
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    Accents in American English / יש מבטאים בעברית? On the East Coast...or should I say the New York/New Jersey area we talk with a certain accent that seems to leave off the letters at the end of a word... Example: water...I know what it looks like but no one says it like that in my area... we say Wadah... Wow, is there even a 't' in that word and what happened to the 'er'. Hey, I guess when you're in the New York/ New Jersey area...we don't have time to pronounce all of the letters. Have you ever heard of New York minute? =-) Are there any cool accents in Hebrew that you can share with me and examples for words?
    November 6, 2012
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    November 6, 2012
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    I love my American Slang! I hope עברית slang is as fun as American!
    November 5, 2012
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    'You name it', is usually when you're telling the person what you want or need. For Example if you (Lee) said to me: 'Jennifer I need a favor.' I would reply: 'You name it!' This reply means that whatever you are going to ask me to do, I will do it; just tell me more about what you need me to do. Another Example: If I were looking to purchase a car but only had a budget of $3000. Then I would walk up to the car salesman and say: 'I'm looking to buy a car but I have a small budget.' The salesman would reply, "Okay, you name it." The saleman's reply is like saying Okay, tell me more about what you want.
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    November 4, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself שלום אני אמריקני ואני אוהבת עברית והארץ אני רוצה לקבל חברה לדבר יתי גניפר
    November 3, 2012
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