איך ללמוד עברית בחוץ מחוץ לאולפן

ליפני לפני שמונה חודשים החלדתי החלטתי להתחיל אתגר. רציתי ללמוד עברית אבל אין אולפן בעיר שלי. חשבתי בעצמי לעצמי: "עם אם אין דרך אחרת אני צריכה ללמוד בעצמי איכשהוא איכשהו." מיום מהיום הזה אני מחפשת "כלי עבודה" בישביל  בשביל הלימודים שלי. בהתחלה הלכתי לספריה ולוותי  והשאלתי  כמה ספרים על הדקדוק הבסיסי ולמדתי לאגיד להגיד משפטים פשוטים כמו "מה שלומך?" ו"סליחה, אני לא מדברת עברית." אחרי זה צפיתי בסרטון הראשון שלי ביוטיוב, היה קליפ מערוץ הילדים. מה? לא, זה לא מביך לי. למדתי מילים חדשות, כתבתי משפטים בכתיבה גרוה גרועה והישתמשתי במיספר והשתמשתי במספר אתרים באינטרנט. היום מצתי מצאתי את המקום הזה ואני חושבת שהוא יעזור לי הרבה. שלום חבריה!

Sports-Idioms - 05/09/2018

General Notes:
*bear the minimum VS. exceed expectations = the first refers to doing just the minimal work required while the latter refers to going beyond one's expectations.
*great on paper = when someone/something seems great initially / has a great record.

New - Sports-Idioms:
*the/a front-runner = the most likely to win. Very commonly used in elections.
*par for the course = what is normal/expected (taken out of golf) - "Tim walked into the office 20 minutes late today. That doesn’t surprise me. That’s par for the course with Tim".
*out of left field = the opposite of the one above; something extremely unexpected/surprising ("it came out of nowhere" is similar but a bit more strong in meaning"); "Did you hear that Tim had a heart attack? He’s only 35. Seemed like a healthy guy, too. That came way out of left field".
*three strikes and you're out = taken out of baseball - "you're at two strikes now, be careful".
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*the ball is in your court = the decision / next move is yours to take.
*out of someone's league = usually used in dating instances, when someone is better than the other.
*drop the ball = fail at something.
*strike out = similar to the one above, but more common in dating instances.
*hit a home run/knock it out of the park = to succeed tremendously.

It doesn't look like you have anything to correct :)

My first day here!!!

Let's talk english and be friends wiht me! ☺️

Let's speak in English and be friends :)

Math is hard!!!

I think math is the hardest thing in the world ,sometime the question questions look easy ,but it is actually hard. The way that the question mean is really hard to understand for me. It's hard for me to understand what the questions mean.

Today my mom have gave me a little quiz ,I have found out that every 4 question questions, I will have 1 question that is wrong. Isn't it sad?

Tomorrow is a school day again, more math test are waiting for

me ,good luck for me. lol

Any one who can correst  correct my grammar? I think my grammar is so bad that I can't write an perfect writing. perfectly. Thanks

Alexa 2018.9.16

Her work involved repeated absences from home - this means that during her work she was away from her home for extended periods of time. You must submit a doctor's statement to cover the period of absence beyond the seventh day. - this means that if you are absent for more than seven days' you need to get a statement from a doctor saying that you are sick, probably not to get penalized. I don't think there is any difference if you obtained the statement on the first day of those seven days or on the last day. It also means that if you are absent for less than seven days, you don't need a doctor's statement.

the first one: and everything you got, good or bad, is ok. because if you had deserved better, you surely would have been rewarded with more. And if you haven't been, it's a sign that you didn't deserve it. The second one isn't in hebrew.