Приклади вживання To be jewish Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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I wanted to be Jewish.
To be Jewish and to keep the law.
What it means to be Jewish?
Not to be Jewish any more.
But they want to be Jewish.
If they want to be Jewish, they will have to go through conversion themselves after they reach the age of 13.
And they want to be Jewish.
The holiday celebrates the triumph of faith and courage over military leaders,when a band of Israelites stood up for their right to be Jewish.
It's hard to be Jewish.
From the 50 candidates, two don't have to be Jewish.
I'm proud to be Jewish.
The Orthodox, in general, do not consider them to be Jewish.
The book, published by Bloomsbury, explores what it means to be Jewish today and is also about"love, loss and male friendship".
It only had the driver, who appeared to me to be Jewish.
I'm very happy to be Jewish.
Criminal acts are considered anti-Semitic when the targets, whether they are people or property- such as buildings, schools, places of worship or cemeteries- are selected because they are or are perceived to be Jewish or linked to Jews.
I was proud to be Jewish.
Fortunately you don't actually have to believe in God to be Jewish.
What Does It Mean To Be Jewish?
Not even the Jews themselves can agree on what it means to be Jewish.
In chess, it is easy to notice that statistically it better to be Jewish, middle-class, and male for top achievement.
This is a list ofcelebrities that are not necessarily known to be Jewish.
You don't even have to be Jewish.
As Morris Amitay, a former head of AIPAC, once admitted,‘There are a lot of guys at the workinglevel up here[on Capitol Hill]… who happen to be Jewish, who are willing….
For the first time in recorded history to be Jewish became a crime.
The population of the town was composed mainly of Jews(75% of the total population),and it continued to be Jewish until 1939.
The group photographed translucent plastic slabs shaped like headstones, complete with Hebrew-language epitaphs,at sites that used to be Jewish cemeteries, resulting in eerie, ghost-like visuals that recall the locale's history.
I was always very pleased to be Jewish.
Do you have to believe in God to be Jewish?".
How are these experienced and what does it mean to be Jewish in Germany today?