Examples of using Don't worry too much in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Just be friendly and don't worry too much about what to say.
Don't worry too much about the flow at this point- just take the focus off yourself.
Don't worry too much about stumbling into dangerous neighborhoods either,
Don't worry too much about getting to know them because as you spend time with them,
Don't worry too much if you're feeling unsettled,
Please don't worry too much, Mr. Potter," squeaked Professor Flitwick from somewhere around Harry's shoulder level.
However, don't worry too much if you can't find it or you are not sure which path you should choose, just choose what you like doing. .
It's very easy to move around London on public transportation so don't worry too much about which area is central London;
Don't worry too much although, many sites have categories of the clothing so you can find it easier.
It is remarkably easy to get around London on public transport so don't worry too much about which area in central London;
Don't worry too much though, many sites have categories of the clothing so you can find it easier.
Don't worry too much though, many sites have categories of the clothing so you can find it easier.
Don't worry too much although, many websites have classes of the clothing so you can find it easier.
Don't worry too much although, many websites have classes of the clothing so you can find it easier.
If you have an IUD and are afraid that you too might find yourself pregnant, don't worry too much.
I don't worry too much about questions like,“Am I going to remember that I was Queen Victoria
Don't worry too much about typos or perfect accuracy,
what's going to make me happy, what I think is right and what I want to do- and I don't worry too much outside of that” he added.
what's going to make me happy, what I think is right and what I want to do- and I don't worry too much outside of that.".
So don't worry too much.[…] But it's absolutely stupid to spend your time doing things you don't like,