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Leehe
Hebrew
Jan 15, 2018
It was so great meeting you, Rondi! I love the fact that your Hebrew has a touch of English! It is super graceful (: I'll be happy to have more conversations, to laught and to cry (tears of joy!) In Hebrew. Looking forward to our next lesson!
Amir Golan
Hebrew
Dec 4, 2017
היה כל כך כיף להכיר אותך! את מדברת טוב וקוראת מעולה. תמשיכי לצחוק הרבה ולהשתפר :)
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  • Commented
    Thank you!
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    February 9, 2019
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    The power to make the world a peaceful world. 😃
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    February 9, 2019
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    I want to be (become) a teacher or a pilot.
    I want to get (take possession of) an Apple or a husband. 
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    February 9, 2019
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  • Commented
    Jealousy is insecurity.  People become jealous when they feel their status is threatened by another. If the person is whole and knows their value, jealousy is nonexistent. 
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    February 9, 2019
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  • Posted
    ניקוד.. nikkud
    Is the word 'nikkud' singular and plural or should I use 'nikkudot' for plural? ניקוד וא נקודות?
    February 9, 2019
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  • Answered
    The dots, dashes, etc. around the consonants.
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    January 14, 2019
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  • Posted
    Israeli education. I'm wondering at what age do students no longer use nikud to read. I've been told 2nd grade and yet I have a book with nikud that someone else told me her son used in school who is much older. Can anyone put this to rest for me? Thanks.
    January 14, 2019
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  • Answered
    Niwantha, You can certainly use that phrase. "Check out" in this contexts means to observe with interest. "Let's check out (go see) the new movie." "Check out (look at) my new shoes." "Let's check out (watch) the waves."
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    September 14, 2018
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  • Answered
    Do you say "I will post your bail. I prefer to lose all my Money rather than you going to jail", "I will post your bail. I prefer to lose all my Money rather than for you to go to jail" or "I will post your bail. I prefer to lose all my Money rather than have you go to jail"? I will post your bail. I would rather lose all of my money than see you go to jail.
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    January 9, 2018
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    "Americans got their first good look at skiing and made for the hills" "Americans got their first taste of skiiing and headed for the slopes."
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    January 9, 2018
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