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Translating Ticho House

October 20, 2017October 20, 2017 Debra Martens
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Ticho House gets a full page in the beginner's Hebrew textbook, a text dense with such vocabulary as paintings, books, gardens, and mountains. The first time I "read" the text, I understood that Mark Twain and Claude Monet had both lived in this amazing 19th century house, and that it was at one point owned… Continue reading Translating Ticho House →

Posted in JerusalemTagged Hebrew, Jerusalem cafes

Shock

August 9, 2017August 9, 2017 Debra Martens1 Comment

For the month of July, I hit my head against the hard wall of the Hebrew alphabet and language, in an intensive course at the Polis Institute. This is the first time that I’ve learned an alphabet to learn a language, but not the first time I tried to learn Hebrew. I should say two… Continue reading Shock →

Posted in JerusalemTagged Hebrew, Jerusalem, Polis, Ulpan
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