Answer Wiki. I worked at Panera Bread (at one of the top 10 busiest stores) for about 5 months starting towards the end of my senior year in high school. It's okay. It really depends on the store manager(s) and the people you work with, but overall I'd say it's just like working in any other semi-casual restaurant.
Lesson 9 - suffixes. Hebrew commonly adds suffixes to prepositions and nouns. When attached to nouns, the suffixes indicate possession, though ×©× is more commonly used in this regard in Modern Hebrew. When attached to prepositions, they indicate either possession or a sort of directionality towards a person.
Like English, Hebrew nouns can be either singular or plural in number. In English, plural forms of a noun are normally formed by adding â-sâ or â-esâ to the end of the singular form of the word (for example, car s, box es). In Hebrew, nouns are made plural by adding or to the end of a singular noun.