Typographic Experiences

I love languages. When I was a kid, I even went to japanese classes due to my passion to Yassue, a beautiful japanese girl, which was my neighbour. Sorry! this was just an apart...then came the arabic language, thanks to my schools mates 'min Lubnan' Ali and Mohammed Abdouni, (don't worry, i didn't fall in love this time), which I have learned to use the alphabet though my spoken skills are not so good and guess what...hebrew! I like to play with my friends saying that one of these days I am moving to the Negev Desert, start working in a kibbutz or working with solar energy. Anyway, this was supposed to be about typography!!!!
Here it goes. Some experiences. I hope someone, better than me can tell whether it looks good enough to be read and understood. Shalom chaverim, shalom chaverot!!!