Being completely honest with you, I still can't remember all the alphabet but I can fairly enough say that if I try hard, I can read Hebrew. However, it is kind of a struggle that longer sentences will discourage me and make me dizzy. And as my vocabulary is rather limited, I wouldn't understand what I am reading anyway!
As I am somewhat of a language freak, it has been an interesting journey to learn a language that is so completely different from what I am used to. This - if anything - should keep off Alzheimer's, as my brain is really challenged by the alphabet and reading from right to left.
The story does not end here, I have enrolled to the next level. After that I hope to have enough ingredients to carry a short smalltalk with someone. To be continued in January and below is a sample of my writing. 10 points to those who can read and translate :).
Just curious - are you considering conversion as a future possibility?
ReplyDeleteHi Anonymous, I wrote about that topic earlier here and the situation has not changed much ever since...
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Thanks for your answer! I'll check that post out.
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