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Hello :) My name is Or Carmel. I born and raised in Israel (Hebrew native speaker) and now I am living in Amsterdam, together with my girlfriend, Trieu. In the Netherlands, my everyday life communication language is English. I have Bechelor and Master degrees in Economics and East Asian studies. Learning a new language can be a challenge. I personally learned Chinese in the past, and now I am learning Dutch. These experiences help me to understand the difficulties and also the satisfaction of the learning. A language isn't only for general knowledge or for business. It is a window for a culture, a way of thinking and a mindset. As human beings who want to experience life in the fullest, I truly believe that learn a new language is a deep way of exploring the world.
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  • Answered
    Agree about that! Thanks for your comment!
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    June 16, 2020
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    How do you learn/teach reading and writing for a completely beginner? Hey guys :) Lets collect different ideas, how to teach a begginer?
    June 11, 2020
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  • Commented
    Another way to say "cool" in Hebrew beside "sababa" is "Achla". Can you say it? actually it is borrowed from Arabic and integrated into the Hebrew language. There are many words that came from Arabic and used as real official Hebrew words or slang.
    see you :)
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    June 11, 2020
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  • Commented
    Hey everyone. Today's new expression: "Haim sheli". Literaly means
    "My life". Actually you should say it to your loved ones. Eather your girlfriend, boyfriend, husband or wife. You can also say that to your best friend or somone you really love. It suggest that this person is worth your life, or your life are useless without him/her.
    That's all for now.
    see you next time :)

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    June 8, 2020
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  • Commented
    Another Hebrew expression: "Haval al hazman"!
    What does it mean? Literally its "waste of the time". But how do we use it? When you want to say, "its was so good" or "it is so good" or, "so cool", "so prrety" "so fun" etc etc. It suggest that it was so good that its a waste of the time to whoever doen't do/see/done it.
    How do I look? "haval al hazman" (your hot/handsome), how was your holiday? "haval al hazman". how is it going with your new project? haval al hazman, I love it.
    hope you get the idea. feel free to add and comment. see you :)

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    June 4, 2020
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  • Commented
    Hello Sergei. Nice to meet you. Very nice post about Hebrew. Gave me inspiration! good luck!
    היי סרגיי. הפוסט שלך עורר בי השראה. תודה ובהצלחה בלימודי העברית!
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    June 3, 2020
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  • Commented
    Hi Everyone :)
    Another Hebrew expression: Al hapanim.
    Literally it means: "on the face". Why would you say that? well. The real meaning is "This is really/very bad". It can refer to a situation, feeling, or a product.
    I bought a new car and its really bad one, al hapanim. How do you feel? al hapanim.
    you get it.
    If you have questions or words you wish to write here, feel free to join.
    see you :)
    Or
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    June 3, 2020
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  • Commented
    Nice to meet you Amy
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    May 29, 2020
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    Hey there. Another cute Hebrew slang: the word "gadol"-גדול.
    literaly means "big". That is a very common word in any language right?
    In Hebrew slang in also means "great".
    I passed the exam?, that's great. Same as using the term "gadol". Did you get your get a good score? "gadol"!

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    May 29, 2020
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    May 29, 2020
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