Examples of using Though not 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
Though not everyone can say that.
Using the word“I” is good, though not essential.
But I don't care- Englishman I am(though not proud of it)….
Though not always required by state law,
Though not perfect, Microsoft feels it has made sufficient progress to make a beta version of Skype Translator available to Windows 8 users later in the year.
Though not obliged to do so,
Though not explicitly expressed in the House of M series,
The Baths of Caracalla, though not in very good condition at present, were very important at the time
Though not a particularly literal depiction of the night sky,
Though not perfect, Microsoft feels it has made sufficient progress to offer a beta version of Skype Translator to Windows 8 users later this year.
The geometry of Euclid was indeed synthetic, though not all of the books covered topics of pure geometry.
Though not perfect, Microsoft feels it has made sufficient progress to offer a beta version of Skype Translator to Windows 8 users later this year.
In fact, more than three aircraft were operational, though not always at the same time; others were used for spare parts.
Nonetheless, Jefferson was still very popular with Americans generally and Pinckney was soundly defeated, though not as badly as in 1804.
It said the study's authors referred to the system as“an organ in its own right,” though not all researchers agree with that characterization.
I just also want to encourage-- and I'm willing to share my failures as well, though not from the stage.
much on his mind, Jon Snow takes his Night's Watch vows, though not with the assignment he coveted.
Nonetheless, Jefferson was still very popular with Americans generally and Pinckney was soundly defeated by Madison, though not as badly as in 1804.
even under water, though not real well.
Nonetheless, Jefferson was still very popular with Americans generally and Pinckney was soundly defeated, though not as badly as in 1804.