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badrakhim

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He drives a motorbike. ‫הו---ו---ע- -ופ----‬ ‫___ ר___ ע_ א_______ ‫-ו- ר-כ- ע- א-פ-ו-.- --------------------- ‫הוא רוכב על אופנוע.‬ 0
ba---k-im b________ b-d-a-h-m --------- badrakhim
He rides a bicycle. ‫הוא---כ--ע- או------‬ ‫___ ר___ ע_ א________ ‫-ו- ר-כ- ע- א-פ-י-ם-‬ ---------------------- ‫הוא רוכב על אופניים.‬ 0
b-dr----m b________ b-d-a-h-m --------- badrakhim
He walks. ‫-ו---ולך -ר-ל.‬ ‫___ ה___ ב_____ ‫-ו- ה-ל- ב-ג-.- ---------------- ‫הוא הולך ברגל.‬ 0
h--ro-hev--l-of-no'-. h_ r_____ a_ o_______ h- r-k-e- a- o-a-o-a- --------------------- hu rokhev al ofano'a.
He goes by ship. ‫-ו- --ל----או--ה.‬ ‫___ מ____ ב_______ ‫-ו- מ-ל-ג ב-ו-י-.- ------------------- ‫הוא מפליג באוניה.‬ 0
hu--o-h---al-of-n-i-. h_ r_____ a_ o_______ h- r-k-e- a- o-a-a-m- --------------------- hu rokhev al ofanaim.
He goes by boat. ‫-ו--שט בסי-ה-‬ ‫___ ש_ ב______ ‫-ו- ש- ב-י-ה-‬ --------------- ‫הוא שט בסירה.‬ 0
h- -o---v-al--fan-i-. h_ r_____ a_ o_______ h- r-k-e- a- o-a-a-m- --------------------- hu rokhev al ofanaim.
He swims. ‫הו- שו--.‬ ‫___ ש_____ ‫-ו- ש-ח-.- ----------- ‫הוא שוחה.‬ 0
hu --k------ -f-naim. h_ r_____ a_ o_______ h- r-k-e- a- o-a-a-m- --------------------- hu rokhev al ofanaim.
Is it dangerous here? ‫מסו-ן-כאן-‬ ‫_____ כ____ ‫-ס-כ- כ-ן-‬ ------------ ‫מסוכן כאן?‬ 0
hu -ol-kh b-r----. h_ h_____ b_______ h- h-l-k- b-r-g-l- ------------------ hu holekh baregel.
Is it dangerous to hitchhike alone? ‫-ס--ן ל--וע--בד בטר--ים?‬ ‫_____ ל____ ל__ ב________ ‫-ס-כ- ל-ס-ע ל-ד ב-ר-פ-ם-‬ -------------------------- ‫מסוכן לנסוע לבד בטרמפים?‬ 0
h--holek--b-reg-l. h_ h_____ b_______ h- h-l-k- b-r-g-l- ------------------ hu holekh baregel.
Is it dangerous to go for a walk at night? ‫מסוכ- ---י- -לי--?‬ ‫_____ ל____ ב______ ‫-ס-כ- ל-י-ל ב-י-ה-‬ -------------------- ‫מסוכן לטייל בלילה?‬ 0
h- -----h ba--gel. h_ h_____ b_______ h- h-l-k- b-r-g-l- ------------------ hu holekh baregel.
We got lost. ‫-ע-נ- -דר--‬ ‫_____ ב_____ ‫-ע-נ- ב-ר-.- ------------- ‫טעינו בדרך.‬ 0
hu ma---- baq--n-ah. h_ m_____ b_________ h- m-f-i- b-q-o-i-h- -------------------- hu maflig baq'oniah.
We’re on the wrong road. ‫אנחנ- -ד-ך--ל---כו---‬ ‫_____ ב___ ה__ נ______ ‫-נ-נ- ב-ר- ה-א נ-ו-ה-‬ ----------------------- ‫אנחנו בדרך הלא נכונה.‬ 0
hu---at-mafl-- -es-r-h. h_ s__________ b_______ h- s-a-/-a-l-g b-s-r-h- ----------------------- hu shat/maflig besirah.
We must turn around. ‫---נו---יכ-ם לנ--ע ---ה-‬ ‫_____ צ_____ ל____ ח_____ ‫-נ-נ- צ-י-י- ל-ס-ע ח-ר-.- -------------------------- ‫אנחנו צריכים לנסוע חזרה.‬ 0
hu----t--a--i- -e--rah. h_ s__________ b_______ h- s-a-/-a-l-g b-s-r-h- ----------------------- hu shat/maflig besirah.
Where can one park here? ‫-יפה אפשר---נ-ת?‬ ‫____ א___ ל______ ‫-י-ה א-ש- ל-נ-ת-‬ ------------------ ‫איפה אפשר לחנות?‬ 0
hu sha----f--- ---i-ah. h_ s__________ b_______ h- s-a-/-a-l-g b-s-r-h- ----------------------- hu shat/maflig besirah.
Is there a parking lot here? ‫יש-------ייה-‬ ‫__ כ__ ח______ ‫-ש כ-ן ח-י-ה-‬ --------------- ‫יש כאן חנייה?‬ 0
hu -s---h. h_ s______ h- s-o-e-. ---------- hu ssoxeh.
How long can one park here? ‫--ה-ז-ן----ר-לחנו- -א--‬ ‫___ ז__ א___ ל____ כ____ ‫-מ- ז-ן א-ש- ל-נ-ת כ-ן-‬ ------------------------- ‫כמה זמן אפשר לחנות כאן?‬ 0
hu-ssoxe-. h_ s______ h- s-o-e-. ---------- hu ssoxeh.
Do you ski? ‫את / - ג--- ----ס-י-‬ ‫__ / ה ג___ / ת ס____ ‫-ת / ה ג-ל- / ת ס-י-‬ ---------------------- ‫את / ה גולש / ת סקי?‬ 0
hu---o-eh. h_ s______ h- s-o-e-. ---------- hu ssoxeh.
Do you take the ski lift to the top? ‫א--/ - ע-לה --ע--- -ס---‬ ‫__ / ה ע___ ב_____ ה_____ ‫-ת / ה ע-ל- ב-ע-י- ה-ק-?- -------------------------- ‫את / ה עולה במעלית הסקי?‬ 0
mesu----ka'-? m______ k____ m-s-k-n k-'-? ------------- mesukan ka'n?
Can one rent skis here? ‫נ-ת--לשכו- -א--מגלשי סקי?‬ ‫____ ל____ כ__ מ____ ס____ ‫-י-ן ל-כ-ר כ-ן מ-ל-י ס-י-‬ --------------------------- ‫ניתן לשכור כאן מגלשי סקי?‬ 0
m-su--n li-s-'a--'vad b't-e-p-m? m______ l______ l____ b_________ m-s-k-n l-n-o-a l-v-d b-t-e-p-m- -------------------------------- mesukan linso'a l'vad b'trempim?

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Talking to yourself

When someone is talking to himself, it's odd to listeners. And yet almost everyone talks to themselves on a regular basis. Psychologists estimate that more than 95 percent of adults do it. Children almost always talk to themselves when playing. So it is completely normal to have conversations with yourself. This is just a special form of communication. And there are many advantages in talking to yourself every now and then! This is because we organize our thoughts through speech. Our inner voice emerges when we talk to ourselves. You might also say it's thinking out loud. Scatterbrained people in particular talk quite often to themselves. In their case, a certain area of the brain is less active. Therefore, they are less organized. With self-talks they are helping themselves be more methodical. Self-talks can also help us make decisions. And they are a very good way to relieve stress. Self-talks promote concentration and make you more productive. Because saying something aloud takes longer than just thinking about it. We are more aware of our thoughts when speaking. We tackle difficult tests better when we talk to ourselves in the process. Various experiments have shown this. We can also give ourselves courage through self-talks. Many athletes hold self-talks to motivate themselves. Unfortunately, we typically talk to ourselves in negative situations. Therefore, we should always try to be positive. And we often have to review what we wish for. In this way we can positively influence our actions through speaking. But unfortunately, that only works when we stay realistic!
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Romanian is counted among the Eastern Romance languages. It is the native language of about 30 million people. These people live primarily in Romania and Moldova. Romanian is also the official language of the Republic of Moldova. There are also sizeable Romanian-speaking communities in Serbia and Ukraine, however. Romanian originated from Latin. The Romans formerly maintained two provinces in the region surrounding the Danube. Romanian is most closely related to Italian. Therefore, Romanians can understand Italians very well for the most part. The opposite is not always the case. This is due to the fact that Romanian contains many Slavic words. The phonology was influenced by the neighbouring Slavic linguistic area. As a result, the Romanian alphabet has a few special symbols. Romanian is written like it is spoken. And it still exhibits many similarities with the structure of ancient Latin … That is precisely what makes the discovery of this language so exciting!