Itayba

A proper one. Big, red, and all that.

My wife and I are real seafood lovers. The best seafood dinner we had in Israel was in Acco a few months ago, whith all kinds of other seafood, but we’re dreaming on a proper lobster sometime in the future.

Russian is a very difficult language, with a very complex grammar – but that’s not news to nobody.

I’m a language buff: I speak fluent Hebrew and English, and have learned throughout the years some Arabic, French, Yiddish and German. Until not so long ago, I thought the next language I’m gonna dive into would be Portuguese – I just adore the music of it.

But history brought me to marry a Russian-born wife, with parents whose English is not very fluent, and grandmothers with practically no English at all. With her friends I can manage – They do change to Hebrew from time to time for my sake.

I once bought a book called “Learn Russian joyfully without a teacher”. I telling you – This was no joy; I do need a teacher.