Examples of using Cannot understand why in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We cannot understand why her owner never came back for her.
But for the life of me, I cannot understand why.
But for the life of me I cannot understand why she hangs around with that director.
For the life of me, I cannot understand why any man would.
I don't like this provocation and acting and I cannot understand why a player likes to cheat.
sometimes we simply cannot understand why a particular affliction has struck us.
Yes, your father told me all about it, but I cannot understand why so much money was put into one company.
Some will not agree that they have accepted the experiences that come their way, and cannot understand why they should have done so.
And to my parents, they cannot understand why something as simple as fashion or women's rights would prevent me from seeing my brother again.
Disciple: Some of my family members who don't cultivate cannot understand why the Nine Commentaries were published.
Some souls cannot understand why they have accepted such a challenging life on Earth.
She feels so much guilt and cannot understand why her youngest boy was cursed.”.
Tonight, we started excellent and I cannot understand why we stopped playing in the last minutes.
They cannot understand why a woman would dress like a man when they have fought so hard to escape such stereotypical roles.
I cannot understand why what is good for the goose is not good for the gander in this respect.
The world cannot understand why we go on about the Holocaust, and that was only in the last century!
Sometimes we see something so clearly and simply cannot understand why another person doesn't see it, doesn't do it, or doesn't change.
A, another Yarmouk resident, also cannot understand why we think the easiest solution is to get up and go.
They cannot understand why I like British food so much- Sunday roasts,
Khalid‘Abd Rabbo said he cannot understand why an Israeli soldier opened fire on unarmed women who bore white flags,