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فصل اولش یه مقدار عجیب بود و تصور کردم کتاب شبه‌علمیه. اما از فصل دوم به بعد درخشان ظاهر شد و ادامه داد.

"The suggestion to use Hebrew … was even more bold than a suggestion today would be to establish a major American university in Puerto Rico and use only a Taino (native) language for instruction." (Loc 4503)

He was not alone in accepting modernity, but he turned out to be too modern for Polotzk. So he left, and made his way to a city called Glubokia. There, a woman named Devora Yonas (who turned out to be his future wife) helped Ben-Yehuda add French, German, and Russian to the Lithuanian, Yiddish, Hebrew, and Aramaic that he had already studied. He would later learn Arabic, too, in Algiers.