Examples of using Feel like 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
Sometimes, I feel like I never actually make any of my own.
Nothing. It's just, sometimes I feel like I'm stealing your money.
Such a person might feel like there is no one to turn to.
Because when customers feel like they can't trust you, they leave.
You feel like it should come naturally, and it doesn't.
Feel like a drive?
Sometimes throughout this game, I feel like I am the only one playing.
I think I have got it, but I feel like I have forgotten something.
Ever feel like you're losing the war?
Sometimes I feel like I will float away if Don isn't holding me down.
Her photographs make you feel like you are at the event!
They feel like they're part of something bigger,” Tee said.
So… feel like telling me about your dad?
Feel like old Ned¶.
This limited availability makes us feel like we have to act now.
Go where you feel like you can make the most difference.
You ever feel like you made the wrong career choice?
I feel like the only one who would understand it is you.
It's just she made me feel like our marriage was nothing.
We like to work hard, if we feel like we're part of a team.