Short transcript of a single-speaker interview recorded April 14, 2013 (uploaded by Sarah Hindman) in which a speaker describes living in Beit Lani: proximity to the beach, local eateries and bakeries, diverse neighborhood (families, youth, older people), nightlife, affordability (mentions shekels/pricing), and language-learning (Ulpan). The tone is conversational and positive about local amenities.
No, you don't want to be on tape. How about you?
Okay.
It's a cricket thing. Okay. So how do you like living in Beit Lani? Oh, you're recording now. It's awesome. It's close to everything. And the people here are great and very helpful.
I like that. There's a lot of places to eat here around here, and we're really close to the beach. I love the beach. And.
It'S fun to go out at night here. Yeah. What's the area like?
The area is a mix of a lot of people. Families, kids, older people, young people, people on their bikes.
Yeah. What's the name? Abu Dhabi. Abu Dhabi. That's a great place.
And we just got some.
Six shekel. It's hard for me to speak now in English because I'm doing Ulpan. Go ahead.
Oh.
It's. It was.
I just said it was 60 shekels for 10 people. Yeah.
He said. I said 60. Okay.
Okay.
There's definitely a lot more falafel here. And.
Oh, the beach is really great.
It's nice to be really close to the beach. And what else? Oh, there's great bakeries here.
Yeah. Go to the Shook, like, at least once a week to get groceries and other fun things like knickknacks or, like, cool T shirts. And. Yeah.
I definitely take them to Yaffa because there's a nice view over there. I have a phone call right now.
