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Jerry
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Dec 28, 2010 12:34PM
Jews are sometimes very misunderstood. just ask! (even though i probably don't know all the answers...)
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amina: i have no idea.emma: i hope you're not serious. i am german AND jewish. anyway, just because some ppl did some really bad stuff, you shouldn't blame their descendants.
i hope you're not serious. i am german AND jewish. anyway, just because some ppl did some really bad stuff, you shouldn't blame their descendants. I am completely serious. It's nice to know that you don't though. But hey, some people do. I am not saying Jews do, but some people certainly hate germans, just for being german.
cool.I'm a muslim.
Hi Donatello!!
(see, jews and muslims aren't enemies at all....people think they are!)
ok whatever idk what that was for i know it was lame.
Honestly, I have no idea. Sorry!You know hebrew? That's cool. technically, I should know arabic, but I can only read and write it. So I can read and write it but not understand a single word of what I'm reading(or writing). It's kinda weird.
well, i'm far from fluent. i understand the basic words, and can read and write, but right now i'm at the second-grade stage. i'm struggling to read without vowels...
You said you wanted to babble in hebrew so I assumed you were fluent. Guess I was wrong. WHere do you learn hebrew?
at hebrew school, duh. don't you have islamic school? my other muslim friend does.and i could just type in random letters and you'd think i was babbling. but i know several sentences.
Well I don't have any jewish friends, so I wouldn't know about hebrew school. where i live, there aren't that many jews at all.I do(or did, at least) go to 'islamic school' but I don't go to it anymore, too busy in high school =)
That's where I learned to read and write arabic...you know, since the Quran is in arabic, you have to know how to read it, even if your native language isn't arabic.
well, i'm learning spanish in school. it's weird, but i always mix up hebrew and spanish, even though they're completely different alphabets!
Please refrain from rambling in another language. And if you do, post the meaning of what you've said also.Thank you.
lol at Emma (sorry if that word annoys you)I speak urdu and english. I really want to learn Persian(farsi) though. It sounds beautiful.
Hmm. I speak danish and english, a great deal of german, some swedish (though I understand most), some norwegian and I have a very little understanding of spanish. Yeah, I think that's it :P
I forgot to mention I wanna learn German too! It sounds like a really cool language. Guten Morgan! (I think that's how you say good morning...any German speakers please correct me if I'm saying it wrong lol)
Uhm... Grew up in Denmark with danish as native language, learned english in school and by society, learning german in school. Know Swedish just because, and the same with Norwegian. Spanish because I'm in Spain every other summer, and I took a brief spanish course once.
Well, Sweden is right next to Denmark and the languages are somewhat similiar. So I rarely speak swedish, but I understand most of it. And the same goes for Norwegian, though I know more writing than talking there :p
I know urdu english and a teeny bit of arabic and a teeny teeny bit of panjabi and a teeny bit of mehmni. lol
Marianna wrote: "cool.Wait a sec, Emma, didn't you say you were going to sleep? :)"
I was. I did. I just have a bad habbit of double-checking my computer/online stuff before I go to sleep. So after I've gone and brushed my teeth and such, I come back and check everything again, before I go to bed :p
Yeah, at least in the holidays :p As soon as school start I have to go to bed at somewhat reasonable hours :(
Yep. Same here. I'm making good use of my break by staying up late, which is what I wouldn't normally be able to do all year round.Amina, how do you have holidays all year round??



