Her I tl u bout mday n how z to red ebru. Iz dfclt bcz they writ w lts vconsnts n not mne vowls, nbcz they rn sm wrds togethr.
I gtp tsvn. I et tost ndrnk cfe. I tk bs tcls. Thcls hrd bt ntrstng. Ncls we stdi ebru. We red ebru, we rit ebru, nwe spk ebru. We hv fn nebru. Thtchr no lt spk nglsh or talyn or spnsh or rushn.
We hv fn nebru. Sm of thstdnts no thngs I no no. I no smthngs thy no no. We wrk togthr. We hlp chother.
We cm hom, we do hmwrk. We lrn vrbs, nns, ajtvs. We slp, we drm nebru. We gtp ndo t all ovr gn.
I fel lik hre hre hre, mst lrn ebru zfstz I can. I tird all thtim, bt I njoi mslf. NFrid n nSatd I do bt houswrk.
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Well, I'm sure reading Hebrew is harder than it is to read that... and that was pretty difficult! I think I got most of it, but there were a few letters I didn't understand.
ReplyDeleteLOL, I couldn't read it all. It did very much remind me of "text-speak" as practised by teenagers in the western world.
ReplyDeleteLove your blog, it's a fascinating insight into life in Israel
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