I've never seen a sinagogue' date=' I mean I have but in pictures. That's prohibited for me! :cry: :([/quote']

 

i think there are some nice synagogues in Chile, or so I've heard

and your "sessions" (I don't know the word in english) are in Hebrew or English? [The sinagogue time I mean... well you know!]

11.10pm

I've never seen a sinagogue' date=' I mean I have but in pictures. That's prohibited for me! :cry: :([/quote']

 

i think there are some nice synagogues in Chile, or so I've heard

 

well there are a few like 2 hours from my house by car, but I haven't seen them really, they are like really "hide" and well I'm not going to ask my friends to take me! It's like........... Me doesn't belong there! :/

and your "sessions" (I don't know the word in english) are in Hebrew or English? [The sinagogue time I mean... well you know!]

 

my service is half english half hebrew. we pray in hebrew but the rabbi gives his sermon in english.

I've never seen a sinagogue' date=' I mean I have but in pictures. That's prohibited for me! :cry: :([/quote']

 

i think there are some nice synagogues in Chile, or so I've heard

 

well there are a few like 2 hours from my house by car, but I haven't seen them really, they are like really "hide" and well I'm not going to ask my friends to take me! It's like........... Me doesn't belong there! :/

 

i think there are some that are pretty old and historical in chile, but i'm not positive.

 

many people who aren't jewish feel very out of place, but i don't understand why, it's good to learn about other religions.

I've never seen a sinagogue' date=' I mean I have but in pictures. That's prohibited for me! :cry: :([/quote']

 

i think there are some nice synagogues in Chile, or so I've heard

 

well there are a few like 2 hours from my house by car, but I haven't seen them really, they are like really "hide" and well I'm not going to ask my friends to take me! It's like........... Me doesn't belong there! :/

 

i think there are some that are pretty old and historical in chile, but i'm not positive.

 

many people who aren't jewish feel very out of place, but i don't understand why, it's good to learn about other religions.

 

Well I'm just a "learner" but I fell very like left out with all this, like veryone I know belongs ot a determinade group and I'm just an observer! :/

now it's 5:19pm

and your "sessions" (I don't know the word in english) are in Hebrew or English? [The sinagogue time I mean... well you know!]

 

my service is half english half hebrew. we pray in hebrew but the rabbi gives his sermon in english.

 

I think the service here it's in Spanish..... well I'm not sure, as I haven't been in one, but most of the Jews I know (and that are about my age) don't speak Hebrew, so ......... I suppose!

10:57 pm :)

12:15 a.m :)

i like how this thread is about jews and time....

 

 

9:20

01:27 a.m :snore:

01:27 a.m

go to bed!

10:31

 

(i don't know why i post in this thread. :/ why is it fun to post the time? :lol: )

11.39am

08:21 a.m :D

10 am :D and I´m bored here at work :angry:

8:05 pm...what a lazy evening, I love it :D

Rosh Hashanah

Is that the name of that one Hebrew song? I remember hearing a choir sing that and it sounded really cool. :D

I see that on the calendar but I don't know what it is :huh:

Rosh Hashanah

Is that the name of that one Hebrew song? I remember hearing a choir sing that and it sounded really cool. :D

 

Rosh Hashana is one, or the most, important week in the english calendar. Sarah can exlain you better than I do, really :rolleyes:

if its so important how come not many from america know about it

01:32 a.m

11.18am