GG in Israel!!!

[gilmorefriend]

I'll pretend I live in Israel!
Noga- omg, that's scary! I would so not survive! Once, I took a test on would I survive a zombie invasion, and it said that I would die.  How long do you have to be in the army?
Ines- I've never heard of that disease. Is it very common?
My cat's meowing.
Croatian and Israel letters look so cool!

[Seni]

Mira - yeah, I'd never have the courage...way to go Noga! 

Amber - You mean malaria? I think it's common in Africa, especially in the regions where the people are poor, and there is no clean water and stuff like that. But I don't think she had that. Something like that. She got it from a mosquito bite.

[gilmorefriend]

I mean Denji.
Go Noga!
Do you think you would survive a zombie invasion?
I really want movie theater popcorn...

[snowy_duerre]

Does Flemish have that o that has a line in the middle? Or is that Swedish?

Nope, that's Swedish 

OMG Mira how dare you
that's not Swedish, it's Danish!!!!!!

LOL

[Miranda]

Does Flemish have that o that has a line in the middle? Or is that Swedish?

Nope, that's Swedish 

OMG Mira how dare you
that's not Swedish, it's Danish!!!!!!

LOL

sorry sister 

[Seni]

^^just asked lol....

Amber - so I googled it http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dengue_fever here lol

[gilmorefriend]

Okay. Thanks! Pretty stick (When the computer lets me)!

[bingbong]

Yes, here every girl&boy are going to the army when they're 18, it's duty. I'll be 18 on January, so after i'll graduate highschool i am going to the army.

You are brave and i admire you and all the people your age in Israel. We had a military draft in the U.S. until the 1970s during the Vietnam war but the draft was as unpopular as that war and it was discontinued. Since then, our military is voluntary.

When i was in high school in New York, our Social Studies/History teacher one day brought in a woman who was in the Israeli army to speak to the class. She was in her 20s. I was so impressed by her confidence. There was not the slightest doubt of her belief in Israel's military and their capabilities. It was not phony patriotic stuff. I could see her belief was genuine and deeply ingrained. We were all very impressed.

I am paying attention to the instructions on language but i will stick with my native English! It's hard enough.  

I'll pretend I live in Israel!

Amber, you're leaving your home in Silly Kooky Town?   

[Seni]

lol, Jim, I agree that English is hard! For our English class, we have to know all the rules to get an A, and I don't even need them, come on, I know when to use which Present...lol. And those state verbs...ah, I'll never memorize that.

People say Croatian is hard because it's a "rough" language  , I mean,  it has like long words that have only one vowel or so.

How does Hebrew sound? I mean, I've heard it on TV, and on The Prince of Egypt  but that's like half a minute. Is is also rough or is it more soft?

[bingbong]

lol, Jim, I agree that English is hard! For our English class, we have to know all the rules to get an A, and I don't even need them, come on, I know when to use which Present...lol. And those state verbs...ah, I'll never memorize that.

People say Croatian is hard because it's a "rough" language  , I mean,  it has like long words that have only one vowel or so.

How does Hebrew sound? I mean, I've heard it on TV, and on The Prince of Egypt  but that's like half a minute. Is is also rough or is it more soft?

Growing up, we were always told that English is one of the most difficult languages to learn. I think one reason is that for every rule there seems to be a hundred exceptions. I'm glad it's my native language and i admire all of you peeps who have done so well learning it as a second language.

Noga is far more qualified to answer about Hebrew but in my opinion it is between rough and soft. I mean, it's not rough the way German sounds rough to me, but it's also not pretty sounding like French or Italian. That's why i put it in between.

[gilmorefriend]

I'll pretend I live in Israel!

Amber, you're leaving your home in Silly Kooky Town?   

Yeah. I'll really miss that place. And M&Meeeyy.
Yeah, everyone in the army must be really brave!

[GilmoreAddict7899]

I totally feel as if I'm missing out by now posting on here 

I live in the USA.

I have never been on a camel.

The only language i can speak is english =) (a lil spanish in school)

[noga456]

Wow it's so funny here! I missed so many things!

Ines- wow, thanks, it's really confuse though but i'm glad and like to learn about different languages!
Mira- thanks!! bedankt!! and i'm really saying that while i'm typing that's sounds cool!
Ambee- yay!! you're always welcome here..  so if you pretend you live in Israel, can Jessie comes with you? Umm the compulsory military service for girls is two years and for boys- three. Oh and amber you know taekwondo you can kick the zombie! ;]
Tinka and Mira- oh you can not imagine how much i laughed!!  I think it's the most funny conversation i recently heard!!
Jim- wow i can really see from your own words that you were impressed from her belief. Interesting story! thank you!
Ines and Jim- yeah i think i'd put it in between too, as you said. (Go Jim! ) Basically i think learning every language from start is quite hard but it's worth it. ;]
GilmoreAddict7899- welcome to the thread!! Where do you love in the USA? i have some friends in TX and Florida. I know a lil spanish from the TV... come stas? (just to say it, not to write it lol).

Wow it was longgg!! 

[Miranda]

Lol, Noga, like I said : you're becoming popular! How does it feel to be the only famous chick on the org.from Israel? 
I think when you say 'bedankt' it sounds great! Jim could learn from you, instead of just paying attention but not speaking it 

[bingbong]

Bedankt? That's Flemish?

Hey, i have learned some Flemish or Dutch words. I use them in real life here in the U.S. and i only get puzzled looks.

dada (bye bye)
gek (crazy, but usually in a good way)
lieve (sweet)
dork (dork)