WONDERFUL VIDEO. First - THANK YOU BOTH for all that you do to teach us Hebrew! I know that the levels of Hebrew among your followers varies greatly. What I personally LOVE about this video - is that although there are new words (there are ALWAYS new words!) - I was able to follow it completely. In contrast (as you mention in this video) - some of your other podcasts, while very interesting - are just too advanced for me to completely follow. IF I had enough time to thoroughly study them - then I would be able to eventually understand them - but when time is at a premium - I learn BEST when I am able to understand with the aid of subtitles 90% of what you say (I listen in Hebrew - and initially read in English - and then after a few times, I am able to understand ALL of the Hebrew) - then I learn BEST and stay motivated. The CHALLENGE for you is to find the “happy medium” that pleases ALL of your followers - so by ALL means continue with more challenging videos and podcasts - but periodically including podcasts like this one with more “everyday language” is tremendously helpful and appreciated. THANKS AGAIN! - :)
I just found this a couple of weeks ago. Thank you so much!!! This is wonderful. I lived in Israel between 1977 and 1882. Since then I haven't had opportunities to practice my Hebrew even when I went to Hebrew University to study sociology.
וואי זה ממש מדהים איך שאתם יודעים לספר על דברים בצורה נורא מעניינת שכיף להקשיב לה והכימיה ביניכם ממש טובה. אולי כשאני אהיה גדול אני אעשה את הטיול בחלקים כמו שאמרתם כי כרגע אני עוד קטן מידי אבל זה בהחלט נשמע כמו משהו מיוחד, תודה רבה וכ"ט בנובמבר שמח!!!
You guys are the best teachers. Every video is enjoyable, educational at just the right level and interesting, offering glimpses into Israeli life. I found you through Piece of French originally and I love both channels! Thank you, todah et merci!!
Hi Sharon, Glad you like them! If you like our videos, maybe consider joining the Piece of Hebrew Club. You can find all the details here: www.pieceofhebrew.com/join-the-club
I follow Piece of French but since I feel I've reached a decent level in the language I'm studying the language my soul have always wanted to learn: Hebrew,and it's a lovely surprise to see you here Elsa c:
Shalom, Salam, Peace. Victory To Peace, Victory To Piety, Victory To Dialogue, Victory To Compromise, Victory To Solutions, Victory To Harmony, Victory To Israel, Victory To Palestine, Victory To Friendships. Toda Raba & Shukran
Very interesting video! It would be really nice to walk through these extraordinary trails in order to know Israel from North to South better. Thank you very much Doron and Elsa for this informative video.
One note for all of you Hebrew language enthusiasts: the word "magniv" is actually slang and can only be rendered as cool metaphorically. Actually, the word "ganav" literally means "thief" in Hebrew.
Will I get in trouble with the Customs because of the walking sticks camping gear and lack of a destination hotel address? That has been known to be an issue for internationally inexperienced trackers in other countries.
Are closed toed shoes better than hiking sandals or spikes? Are you looking out for any critters specifically in areas of the hike? Here in the Midwest you could come across a rattlesnake in wooded areas but it's rare that I even see a snake as it's a very tamed land area. It's recommended to wear heavy boots and stomp your feet so they take off before you get there rather than attack. Down south it was easy to walk across snakes - scorpions were also something you had to shake your shoes out because of. Is there a first aid kit available with antihistamines specifically good to have along? Is it very cold at night in all parts of Israel?
Hi Ingrid, Some prefer heavy boots, and some do it with lighter ones or even with sandals. It's really up to your preferences. You might encounter scorpions and snakes though there aren't many. When traveling, having a first aid kit with you is always a good idea. The cold nights are a question of season and area so it's good to check the forecast before hiking. Good luck!
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This is the perfect level for me, and I love love love having both English and Hebrew subtitles at the same time
Thanks for the feedback!
103fm
Agreed
I enjoy watching you and I benefit a lot. Toda raba.
בכיף!
טיילתי עם שני החבר'ה האלה בשביל, וכשהכרנו כולנו היינו בטוחים שאתם מכירים שנים! איזה כיף לראות אתכם❤❤❤
הי אח, תודה רבה!
נתראה❤️
The INT sounds like a lot of fun! I hope to be able to do this one day!
If you have a chance, I would definitely recommend!
WONDERFUL VIDEO. First - THANK YOU BOTH for all that you do to teach us Hebrew! I know that the levels of Hebrew among your followers varies greatly. What I personally LOVE about this video - is that although there are new words (there are ALWAYS new words!) - I was able to follow it completely. In contrast (as you mention in this video) - some of your other podcasts, while very interesting - are just too advanced for me to completely follow. IF I had enough time to thoroughly study them - then I would be able to eventually understand them - but when time is at a premium - I learn BEST when I am able to understand with the aid of subtitles 90% of what you say (I listen in Hebrew - and initially read in English - and then after a few times, I am able to understand ALL of the Hebrew) - then I learn BEST and stay motivated. The CHALLENGE for you is to find the “happy medium” that pleases ALL of your followers - so by ALL means continue with more challenging videos and podcasts - but periodically including podcasts like this one with more “everyday language” is tremendously helpful and appreciated. THANKS AGAIN! - :)
הי קן,
תודה רבה על התגובה שלך! שמחים שאתה מצליח למצוא את הרמה המתאימה לך בין הסרטונים והפודקאסטים וכל הכבוד על ההתמדה וההשקעה!
I just found this a couple of weeks ago. Thank you so much!!! This is wonderful. I lived in Israel between 1977 and 1882. Since then I haven't had opportunities to practice my Hebrew even when I went to Hebrew University to study sociology.
In love with Israeel
💓
אני איתכם כל דקה תודה רבה למדתי כמה מילים חדשות ❤️❤️
מעולה!
אלה טיפים טובים! תודה על הסרטון.
0:19 ok that picture is so cute
Thanks!
וואי זה ממש מדהים איך שאתם יודעים לספר על דברים בצורה נורא מעניינת שכיף להקשיב לה והכימיה ביניכם ממש טובה.
אולי כשאני אהיה גדול אני אעשה את הטיול בחלקים כמו שאמרתם כי כרגע אני עוד קטן מידי אבל זה בהחלט נשמע כמו משהו מיוחד, תודה רבה וכ"ט בנובמבר שמח!!!
תודה לך על התגובה!
מקווה בשבילך שתוכל לצעוד בשביל בעתיד:)
You guys are the best teachers. Every video is enjoyable, educational at just the right level and interesting, offering glimpses into Israeli life. I found you through Piece of French originally and I love both channels! Thank you, todah et merci!!
Hi Sharon,
Glad you like them!
If you like our videos, maybe consider joining the Piece of Hebrew Club.
You can find all the details here:
www.pieceofhebrew.com/join-the-club
Love it! I have done long distance backpacking. This was fun!
I follow Piece of French but since I feel I've reached a decent level in the language I'm studying the language my soul have always wanted to learn: Hebrew,and it's a lovely surprise to see you here Elsa c:
Yes, Piece of Hebrew is a common project of both of us, hope you like it:)
An outstanding video: informative, natural and educational. It made learning new terminology a piece of cake! Thank you sinverely.
Glad it was helpful!
Shalom, Salam, Peace.
Victory To Peace, Victory To Piety, Victory To Dialogue, Victory To Compromise, Victory To Solutions, Victory To Harmony, Victory To Israel, Victory To Palestine, Victory To Friendships.
Toda Raba & Shukran
Shalom!
@@PieceofHebrew Shalom, Salam, Peace.
Toda Raba Amigos
Very interesting video! It would be really nice to walk through these extraordinary trails in order to know Israel from North to South better. Thank you very much Doron and Elsa for this informative video.
Hi Gabriella,
Thanks for your comment!
And yes, if you have time one day I definitely recommend you to come!
@@PieceofHebrew Thank you
I'm going to do the Arad - Eilat section in February - so stoked!
איזה כיף! בהצלחה!
One note for all of you Hebrew language enthusiasts: the word "magniv" is actually slang and can only be rendered as cool metaphorically. Actually, the word "ganav" literally means "thief" in Hebrew.
תודה!
i love you guys magnifique!
Can you provide a list of Ulpan recommendations? Also, thank you for the videos, they are very helpful :)
הי, לא מכיר באופן אישי אולפנים- יש המון!
כדאי להתייעץ עם אנשים שכבר למדו
Keep up the good work.
Thanks Aron🙏
Спасибо ❤
Great work!
Thanks!
Super! תודה רבה ♥️🥳
הי אינה,
תודה! שמח שאהבת!
כף, תודה ❤
אמאלההה אלזה העברית שלך לא מפסיקה להשתפר!!! נשמע כמו שפת אם
תודה!
Will I get in trouble with the Customs because of the walking sticks camping gear and lack of a destination hotel address? That has been known to be an issue for internationally inexperienced trackers in other countries.
I don't know, you should ask in the forums related to the Israeli National Trail.
Anyway, good luck!
סרטון מעולה כרגיל🙂
תודה רבה!
אתם חמודים :)
תודה ניקיטה!
Are closed toed shoes better than hiking sandals or spikes? Are you looking out for any critters specifically in areas of the hike? Here in the Midwest you could come across a rattlesnake in wooded areas but it's rare that I even see a snake as it's a very tamed land area. It's recommended to wear heavy boots and stomp your feet so they take off before you get there rather than attack. Down south it was easy to walk across snakes - scorpions were also something you had to shake your shoes out because of. Is there a first aid kit available with antihistamines specifically good to have along?
Is it very cold at night in all parts of Israel?
Hi Ingrid,
Some prefer heavy boots, and some do it with lighter ones or even with sandals.
It's really up to your preferences.
You might encounter scorpions and snakes though there aren't many. When traveling, having a first aid kit with you is always a good idea.
The cold nights are a question of season and area so it's good to check the forecast before hiking.
Good luck!
@@PieceofHebrew Thank you for your response!
Super 💞🔥👍
Thanks 🤗
Sorry to hear about your יבלות. Sounds like a great trip. One of these days…
🙏
יא סלאם!!!
תודה נסיך
Thumbs up for a 13 minute long video
Thanks :)
אני לומד עברית איתכם.
יפה מאוד, עברית שפה קשה.
מצוין:)
יאללה! ובןץוא נתחיל!
תודה רבה! סרטון מצוין!!! Thank you!!
בכיף, תודה על התגובה!
Yafe!
Thanks for the great idea! Maybe I will return to Israel and meet my future spouse on that trail. ;)
Yes!
Those colors are the same colors as the flag from the Canary Islands 😁 Good coincidences!!
מגניב!
הייידה דורון!
תודה יאח