POEM
Look At All These Beautiful People
Find
DO NOT GET A TATTOO IN A LANGUAGE YOU CANNOT READ OR SPEAK
DO NOT GET A TATTOO IN A LANGUAGE YOU CANNOT READ OR SPEAK
DO NOT GET A TATTOO IN A LANGUAGE YOU CANNOT READ OR SPEAK
DO NOT GET A TATTOO IN A LANGUAGE YOU CANNOT READ OR SPEAK
DO NOT GET A TATTOO IN A LANGUAGE YOU CANNOT READ OR SPEAK
DO NOT GET A TATTOO IN A LANGUAGE YOU CANNOT READ OR SPEAK
(Source: orgasmdeath)
“ Intense, my pussy on the floor, several parts except my room. I heard someone broke it. I wake up every night,and everything was the butt of the time I got up here. ”
. “Do not mind me. I’m the new assistant of these dorms. Who jumped ship.”
“ Every one in this building know that my pussy. I said at every meeting the glass if the name is mine, and everything is ok imsomeone wants to use it im he washes the other - so. It personally.”
“And Ftom, we saw it. Yes, I should have known from the start what the plant modified thiscup last night. We saw the first leaves, zuzim like a spider, Iotr long masts. We were on the fifth floor. He still had his carrots on the first floor.”
okay so if you don’t vowel it the word for “cup” looks the same as the word for “pussy” and also i can’t spell.
hebrew professor
hebrew professor
you can’t just ask us to write two pages of hebrew fiction and make it a final. i don’t write fiction. neither do the other members of our class. that shit’s hard enough in english.
just because we’ve been reading etgar keret all semester does not mean we are etgar keret.
Jewish Law book in Arabic & Hebrew
why is this so perfect
I wish I could read Hebrew.
KYMdb - Internet is Leaking
Who else can be better then you.
“who else can be good yotach then (in a temporal sense) you”
fucking google translate.
fatitute replied to your post: griiiiitttttiiiing my teeeeeeeeth
הפוסט הזה ממש הצחיק אותי XD So HI, I’ve been following you for a while now. I’m israeli so its really nice to watch your lovely efforts to study hebrew. I’m interested, why do you study it?
hahahaha, i’m glad i made you laugh, even if it was from my really shitty grammar and vocabulary. and it’s really cool to know that an actual bilingual native hebrew speaker is reading my hebrew posts! i study it for a few reasons. i began learning hebrew (in a yeshiva, not really my choice) in kindergarten, at about age 5. i left the yeshiva before high school, but i realized that i really missed learning hebrew - we used hebrew a lot at the zionist camp i went to, and it was kind of like, if you understood hebrew, you were in on all of the inside jokes. i picked it up academically last year in college, so my speaking skills are really good, and i understand a lot, but i’m really awful at writing and reading without vowels.
long story short, though, i think it’s a beautiful language, and it’s a lot of fun to speak.
