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Just like any country with an official language other than English, I would expect them to have bookstores full of Hebrew books, with a small section of English
by mynameisvlad 3y ago
Just like any country with an official language other than English, I would expect them to have bookstores full of Hebrew books, with a small section of English books that you've probably already read.
The parent commenter even explicitly mentions "amongst English and French speakers living here".
- Barrin92 3y agoany half decent bookstore will just order the books for you and you'll get them a few days later. It's how I buy most of my English books in a non-English speaking country. Added benefit, weans yourself off the 'i have to have it now' shopping culture
- toyg 3y ago"Added benefit, you are forced to do this thing that I think is fashionable, while I don't have to (and likely will continue not to).” In Italy we'd say armiamoci e partite, "we'll get ammo and you'll go fight".
- Barrin92 3y agobut that is literally what I do, which is why I recommended it, I am in the same situation as the OP.
- is_true 3y agoSometimes the real problem is with customs not because of the language
- noduerme 3y agoThis is the way. Did people forget you could do this, with the advent of online sales? It costs nothing more, it helps the store stay open, and it's one less sale for Amazon.
- orbisvicis 3y agoThat's how I used to get sheet music. It's a little pricier but I could trust the owner find an edition I would enjoy. They closed down a few years ago, and there's no nearby alternative.