Examples of using Celie in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Yeah, Celie.
Celie, get in the car.
I say to myself, Celie, you are a tree.
Celie, get me some lemonade.
Alphonso brings home a new wife but continues to abuse Celie.
Celie is coming to Memphis with us.
Shug Avery comes to town to sing at a local bar, but Celie is not allowed to go see her.
Celie in Alice Walker's"The Color Purple.".
The letters are a lifeline between Celie and the world around her, and between Celie and Nettie.
Celie spends a lot of time wondering about God, especially after she meets Shug.
On my first sight of the Africa coast something struck in me,in my soul, Celie, like a large bell.
When Celie meets Shug Avery, she finally discovers true happiness.
Now independent financially, spiritually, and emotionally, Celie is no longer bothered by Shug's passing flings with younger men.
And, Celie, our church, our school, my hut, all went down in a matter of hours.
The story follows the life of Celie, an African American woman living in the South during the Jim Crow era.
Celie starts writing letters to God because her stepfather, Alphonso, beats and rapes….
Mr s sister Kate, feels sorry for Celie, and tells her to fight back against Mr.____ rather than submit to his abuse.
Dear Celie, the white man is building a road. It finally reached the cassava fields nine months ago.
Eventually, Celie finds happiness, talent, and her own inner strength.
But, Celie, my dear, sweet sister we will all be coming home once we work something out with U.S. lmmigration.
Her song for Celie connects them, and makes Celie feel like she is worth something for once.
As Celie discovers her happiness with Shug, she starts to feel the power in the world around her, and begins to connect to that rather than to a religious deity.
Throughout all of this, Celie tries to maintain some sort of connection with a higher power by writing to God each day.
When Shug asks Celie about Nettie, Celie says that she believes her sister to be dead, since she had promised to write but Celie had never received any letters.
Shug and Celie's relationship grows intimate,and Shug begins to ask Celie questions about sex.
One night Shug asks Celie about her sister and Celie tells her she assumes Nettie is dead because she would promised to write Celie but never did.
When Celie connects to this power, she herself becomes more assured, and finds a strength within herself that surprisingly sustains her, even when her heart is broken.