Hebrew Is Alive, Not Censored by Regulators

The heman brothers invested 350 days in shooting the searis, sometimes filming 15 to 16 hours a day. I love it because of the people and stories, but also because it's a documentary that allows us to learn a lot about our society, culture and language. The hebrew there is alive, not censored by regulators. And i urge you to watch it. If you goggle mishbahot in hebrew, you'll find it. But anyway, i'll put a link on my web side. My podcast is now available on itunes under street wise hebrew. You can also see me on til vian dorefem. Until next time, chalon d o