When somebody says "are you real" they don't mean "real" :) It's a slang way of saying something like "are you serious", or "I can't believe you said that" or "you are unbelievable". Very common on social media in discussions in comments on long threads.. Hope I was able to answer your question! :)

Hi, before you buy a printed textbook - I would start with some online word lists and short sentences. I like this one here, tell me what you think! :) https://in-hebrew.co.il/

Yes, you got it right! גלויות is an adverb, it describes the verb and specifies in what manner the action is done. The word "גלוי" means exposed, or revealed, and figuratively it can also mean "honest" or "frank", when talking about a person. So גלויות means "frankly", or "openly". The form "ות" you're seeing here is telling you it's an adverb, similar to "ly" in English ("gently", "quietly"..) and it has nothing to do with the feminine form. I know, it can be very confusing! Hope that helps, Roni

Yes, it stems from the same root: in the Jewish belief - the more "religious" you get, the stronger you are in your belief and the closer you are with the divine - you get closer to "correcting" yourself in the eyes of God, and "correcting" the world for the better, to make it more spiritual and closer to God. We have "good measures" and "bad measures", and the believer works throughout their lives to correct the bad measures, and this is how "correcting" is related to religion. I hope this helps :)