Examples of using When really 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
What's weird is that we used to be intimate and now we're not, so we're reduced to making small talk about chairs, when really what we're thinking is.
it's like that time♪♪ you told me we were camping when really we got evicted♪.
How he use to make me think I was crazy when really I wasn't.
No, but I do know what it's like to be acting all tough when really you're terrified.
they all think Finn's the father, when really it's puck.
All those times I thought you were lacking empathy when really the opposite was true;
I have to get something out there otherwise I will be pretending to listen to you all night when really I'm thinking about something else.
you might conclude that a shot came from a second-story window when really, it was fired from level ground.
When really, given what we're seeing,
Socialites who believe they hold the power in this city, when really what they really are is window dressing.
It is, of course, because Like accuse anyone not according to the class rich class conflict when really knows what which is a class conflict.
Maybe all this time I'm thinking it's all for Rory… when really it wasn't.
necessary to do, when really they are not.
making yourself small, when really what you should be doing maybe is this.
She could wake up thinking she saw something odd when really it was just a bizarre dream.
making yourself small, when really what you should be doing maybe is this, like, in the bathroom.
confident when I felt insecure and tough when really I was hurting.
Queen Sophia tended to insist on doing things the way they would‘always been done' when really it was simply the way she wanted them done.
The day after, when really it became a lot of talking, I said to myself, and my wife said to me, I also want a poster,
Here I was thinking this had something to do with us, when really it's just who has the upper hand in this ridiculous family feud you have got going on.