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כתבתי לך הינה זה פה Im sorry I couldnt write to you until now. I was on a vacation for the weekend and I didn't have any access to a computer.Wow. I would love to meet Sarit with you!! I would definitely tell you, the next time I come to Israel, the only problem is Im not sure when that will be. My family tries to come once a year, but with the bombings and everything it doesnt always work out. So I guess if we come in the summer I will definitely tell you and we can go to the office!!!! Im surprised you learned english like that all by yourself!! English isnt such an easy language! I think hebrew is much easier, and less complex. Its amazing you could learn it like that!!!!!! Its also great you could get the job since you knew english. So many Israelis just dont understand all the uses of English! You sure write like your an American at heart! Its great you like the American culture. I feel the same about Israel. I love Israeli music, especially Sarit Hadad OF COURSE! I love shwarma and the food in Israel. I also like the Israeli shows like Mishack Hahaim and Lechayey Haahava and Lagaat Baosher
And most of all I lOVE visiting Israel whenever I can!! So its great you love Amercia, I love Israel just the same. So here goes... I used to live in the Bronx, one of 5 boroughs of New York City. Manhattan is also one of the boroughs and it was close by. In the Bronx, I went to a jewish school, where I learned half Hebrew and half English. But that was only until second grade. Then I moved to Ardsley, which is in Westchester, about 45 minutes from Manhattan. So now I just go to a regular American shcool and Im in 10th grade At home, I speak English, but my dad is Israeli, so he speaks to me in mostly Hebrew and some English and I answer in English So thats about me, what about you? You have a job? How is it? You probably speak Hebrew all the time? How is it to live in Israel?? So I hope to meet Sarit soon, maybe you and her together, but that will have to wait until at least this next summer. So until then, lets keep writing...
כתבתי לך הינה זה פה Im sorry I couldnt write to you until now. I was on a vacation for the weekend and I didn't have any access to a computer.Wow. I would love to meet Sarit with you!! I would definitely tell you, the next time I come to Israel, the only problem is Im not sure when that will be. My family tries to come once a year, but with the bombings and everything it doesnt always work out. So I guess if we come in the summer I will definitely tell you and we can go to the office!!!! Im surprised you learned english like that all by yourself!! English isnt such an easy language! I think hebrew is much easier, and less complex. Its amazing you could learn it like that!!!!!! Its also great you could get the job since you knew english. So many Israelis just dont understand all the uses of English! You sure write like your an American at heart! Its great you like the American culture. I feel the same about Israel. I love Israeli music, especially Sarit Hadad OF COURSE! I love shwarma and the food in Israel. I also like the Israeli shows like Mishack Hahaim and Lechayey Haahava and Lagaat Baosher
And most of all I lOVE visiting Israel whenever I can!! So its great you love Amercia, I love Israel just the same. So here goes... I used to live in the Bronx, one of 5 boroughs of New York City. Manhattan is also one of the boroughs and it was close by. In the Bronx, I went to a jewish school, where I learned half Hebrew and half English. But that was only until second grade. Then I moved to Ardsley, which is in Westchester, about 45 minutes from Manhattan. So now I just go to a regular American shcool and Im in 10th grade At home, I speak English, but my dad is Israeli, so he speaks to me in mostly Hebrew and some English and I answer in English So thats about me, what about you? You have a job? How is it? You probably speak Hebrew all the time? How is it to live in Israel?? So I hope to meet Sarit soon, maybe you and her together, but that will have to wait until at least this next summer. So until then, lets keep writing...
