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Help[Opinions] Re: Yardena
in reply to a message by Felie
It's nice, but I prefer Yordana (it's listed as Bulgarian in the database, but I can confirm that it is also used as a Hebrew name).
This message was edited 6/25/2016, 8:59 AM
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Hi !!!
I prefer Yardena...
Yordana isn't so good for me.
But thanks!
I'm interested in Israel right know.
I'm also looking for modern books settled in Israel in these years (2000-today). Currently I read only "Someone to Run With" by David Grossman and "The Hilltop" by Assaf Gavron. I like this kind of books...
Can you help me?
Byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
I prefer Yardena...
Yordana isn't so good for me.
But thanks!
I'm interested in Israel right know.
I'm also looking for modern books settled in Israel in these years (2000-today). Currently I read only "Someone to Run With" by David Grossman and "The Hilltop" by Assaf Gavron. I like this kind of books...
Can you help me?
Byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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Dror Mishani's crime novels about police inspector Avraham Avraham! They are great, written with a twist and you get to see Israeli everyday life instead of having to read about politics. And there are lots of nice names in them, too. ;)
I don't know if they have been translated into Italian, but at least you can read them in English. I read them in Swedish and since Italian is a much bigger language it would surprise me if you couldn't find them in Italian, too.
I don't know if they have been translated into Italian, but at least you can read them in English. I read them in Swedish and since Italian is a much bigger language it would surprise me if you couldn't find them in Italian, too.
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Hi Caprice!!!
Thank you a lot!!!
I just checked and yes! They are in Italian too!!!
Thank you!!!!
Now I only have to read them! XD
Byeeeeeeeee
Thank you a lot!!!
I just checked and yes! They are in Italian too!!!
Thank you!!!!
Now I only have to read them! XD
Byeeeeeeeee
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