Examples of using I'm experiencing in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Nothing. I'm experiencing pain.
That's what it seems like to me, what I'm experiencing here.
It's like… I'm experiencing déjà vu.
Well, we must have gone back in time because I'm experiencing déjà moo.
I'm experiencing malfunction with the screen.
(sighs) Well… right now I'm experiencing a very odd feeling.
I'm experiencing some problems with my credit card.
This is a new technique which I'm experiencing for the first time.
I'm experiencing a whole new side of me I have never felt before.
But I know that what I'm experiencing is normal.
I'm experiencing an unexpected cash flow problem, and, Tomas, I need money.
This is my brand-new"relationship" that I'm experiencing through me, okay?
So at this point, I'm experiencing, or I'm witnessing something interesting.
I'm experiencing minor pain beneath my occipital implant, but the Doctor believes it is temporary.
Everything is terrific, but I got to tell you, I'm experiencing this very odd feeling.
I'm experiencing dizziness… double-vision, after considering all potentional environmental and genetic factors.
SAVAII TRIBE i'm older than most of those other guys, and i'm experiencing life free of everything that would restrict me.
I'm experiencing grave difficulties as it is… in restraining myself from pressing this button… giving my men the command to open fire.
When people are asking me,"Is this thing I'm experiencing normal," what they're actually asking me is,"Do I belong?"?
Wow, we have hit the jackpot! I have only heard of such things in the past. This is the first time I'm experiencing such a thing.
All of these memories I'm experiencing, they are from a better version of me.
Many people don't understand what migraine really is- I can't count how many times people have compared what I'm experiencing to a headache.
I'm experiencing symptoms… fuzziness around the edges, a little like, uh, blinders, and it's, uh, dark… darker than it should be, I think.
Given how I feel when I'm experiencing an episode, I can't believe that some people don't accept that mental illness is real.
Therefore, we must use the tool Rav Ashlag speaks of, and have the clarity that anytime we feel sadness, darkness, or pain, we need to stop andsay,“I know that there's only one reason I'm experiencing this.
So if there's something I'm experiencing shame around in my life, I practice diving straight into it, no matter how scary it is-- and sometimes, even publicly.