editor — עורך/ת. praise — לשבח. trail — מסלול. bill — חשבון לתשלום. shekels — שקלים. object to — להתנגד ל־.
Dear Editor,
I have lived on Herzl Street for thirty years. Not once in that time has anyone asked me what I wanted on the wall of my own building. In March, someone painted a huge face across my front door. The city calls it art; I call it a bill of 2,000 shekels for cleaning.
Before you call it a gift, please remember: a gift is something you are asked whether you want.
תרגיל 1 מתוך 3
הטקסט: A Letter to the Editor from Miriam Levi
Dear Editor,
Last week your newspaper praised the new "street art trail" in our neighbourhood and called it "a gift to the city". I would like to offer a different view.
I have lived on Herzl Street for thirty years. Not once in that time has anyone asked me what I wanted on the wall of my own building. In March, someone painted a huge face across my front door. The city calls it art; I call it a bill of 2,000 shekels for cleaning.
I am not against art. Our city has excellent museums, and I would happily support a project in which artists and residents decide together what to paint. What I object to is the idea that anyone with a can of paint may decide for all of us.
Before you call it a gift, please remember: a gift is something you are asked whether you want.
Yours, Miriam Levi, Haifa
תרגיל 2 מתוך 3
הטקסט: A Letter to the Editor from Miriam Levi
Dear Editor,
Last week your newspaper praised the new "street art trail" in our neighbourhood and called it "a gift to the city". I would like to offer a different view.
I have lived on Herzl Street for thirty years. Not once in that time has anyone asked me what I wanted on the wall of my own building. In March, someone painted a huge face across my front door. The city calls it art; I call it a bill of 2,000 shekels for cleaning.
I am not against art. Our city has excellent museums, and I would happily support a project in which artists and residents decide together what to paint. What I object to is the idea that anyone with a can of paint may decide for all of us.
Before you call it a gift, please remember: a gift is something you are asked whether you want.
Yours, Miriam Levi, Haifa
תרגיל 3 מתוך 3
הטקסט: A Letter to the Editor from Miriam Levi
Dear Editor,
Last week your newspaper praised the new "street art trail" in our neighbourhood and called it "a gift to the city". I would like to offer a different view.
I have lived on Herzl Street for thirty years. Not once in that time has anyone asked me what I wanted on the wall of my own building. In March, someone painted a huge face across my front door. The city calls it art; I call it a bill of 2,000 shekels for cleaning.
I am not against art. Our city has excellent museums, and I would happily support a project in which artists and residents decide together what to paint. What I object to is the idea that anyone with a can of paint may decide for all of us.
Before you call it a gift, please remember: a gift is something you are asked whether you want.
Yours, Miriam Levi, Haifa
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