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.......to bad I don't know Chinese, Japanese, or Hebrew. Ah well, I'm still going to wade my way through this thread. I feel as Raia's friend it is my obligation to laugh at her misfortune. Isn't that right Raia? Posts: 6026 | Registered: Dec 2004
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Is אחד מאלה pronounce achad malah or achad melah or something else. It's been a long time since i went to hebrew school (a whole of 3 years) and I need vowels.
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.....I suppose I should learn Hebrew shouldn't I? I'm not sure where I could learn though......why does my town have to be one of few towns in my area with no Hebrew/Jewish residents?
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Well, people are using it here. And I think it would be cool. I don't know. Don't disillusion me. Once I get something into my head, I do it. Most of the time at least. Posts: 6026 | Registered: Dec 2004
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I'd like to learn hebrew, but I can't think of anyplace I'd use it. I wish there weren't so many languages in this wide world... :/
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So....I have to learn to speak Hebrew AND I have to figure out a way to go to Israel to visit you? There isn't a time limit is there? Posts: 6026 | Registered: Dec 2004
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I can't really teach you Hebrew, but if you ever run into a problem - you can ask me for help. I did study a LOT of grammar, and I know a bit of stuff. Furthermore, I speak Hebrew correctly - which is very rare today. So, just pop a message to my e-mail (you're all welcome to), and I'll do my best to assis with those problems.
JH
P.S. Waiting for your landmark.
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אכן, ניתן הדבר לעשייה. ולא רק זאת - אלא שאף רבות הפעמים בהן ניסיתי להסתיר דברים מעיני הפורום ע"י שימוש בעברית (אשר רק מעטים הבינו).
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It's like that old Eddie Murphy routine (if I remember correctly)--"99 times out of 100 they say no, but that 100th time? It's magical." Posts: 13123 | Registered: Feb 2002
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Yes, well, obviously it's possible with Windows. I wasn't sure I could do it with a Mac - my Hebrew font doesn't work everywhere. Posts: 5771 | Registered: Nov 2000
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E meu problema e que ha gente que pode me entender; entao, nao posso evitar aparecer incompetente em escrever portugues.
E tambem, tudomundo pode ver que nunca aprendi a criar marcas de acento usando o PC.
E nao sei se "PC" seja masculino ou feminina.
E nao me lembro se "marcas de acento" e a terma correta, ou simplismente uma transliteracao de ingles.
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Also- I feel so left out. People are speaking Hebrew around me in circles. I really do need to learn it. How long do you think it would take someone to learn it if they are somewhat lazy and procrastinate?
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And... around 1 year? If you know what you're doing, it can take a year. Rules are rather firm, so you only need some vocabulary.
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Personally, I'd like to be able to read the Japanese. It looks so pretty. Plus, Jane is always sending me this Japanese stuff and I always have to ask her what it means. Posts: 5771 | Registered: Nov 2000
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Oh, I see, you're offended because you didn't recieve an invitation to our little party. Well, it's not because we forgot about you (חס וחלילה), it's because some crazy taxi driver snatched the invitation, claiming to be your fiancee.
So here's an invitation, just for you:
ÖÛ ßãď ïëóø ǓŸŵъч вχЛЄсﻈﺇ ﱞﺄﻕﻬ קוד סודי!
-Beanny
P.S. Rayguns, fish, and Barney dolls are strictly forbidden.
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Je suis d'accord avec toi. C'est presque impossible de mémoriser les grands chiffres dont on a besoin pour écrire les accents avec un PC. (Et je crois que PC soit masculin, parce que «ordinateur» c'est masculin) C'est pour cette raison (franchement, pas seulement pour cette raison, mais....) que j'aime si fort mon Mac. Il faut que tu en achètes un si c'est possible.
I wasn't sure I was going to write another landmark so soon. Especially after what happened with the last one. I might. Or I might wait another 500 posts. Either way it'll probably still be a controversial one. And I'm not sure what I would say. I haven't had much happen to me recently I could talk about.
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So now I'm paranoid about whether I should have used the form os ser in that sentence instead of estar. The latter implies that the state of your language skills is constantly in flux. Hm.
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Except putting a Hamsa underneath an Allif without a Casra is bad encryption, because it's illogical and undecipherable - even at the other end.
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JH- I'm not sure I'm going to write another landmark at 1,000. I don't have anything climatic to write about. Of course, landmarks can be short, to the point, and sweet. I might who knows? I certainly don't.
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