Examples of using I'm going to leave 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
I'm going to leave.
Look, Doña Rosa, I'm going to leave you these pills.
I'm going to leave.
Walter, I'm going to leave now.
I'm going to leave Nina.
People also translate
Do you think I'm going to leave all of that behind?
I'm going to leave Lila.
Well, I'm going to leave Pat.
I'm going to leave my wife.
But I'm going to leave it as a reminder.
I'm going to leave Sweden.
Okay, I'm going to leave you on your own.
I'm going to leave it here.
Mr. Gomez, I'm going to leave Dr. Guerra here with you.
I'm going to leave you here for now.
Dad… But I'm going to leave the choice up to you.
I'm going to leave my gut out of this one.
Well, I'm going to leave it like I left it.
I'm going to leave your ass, I mean it.
So I'm going to leave now, right?
So I'm going to leave you alone now.
I'm going to leave you, kid, the same way you left me.
I'm going to leave a pass for you and Al at the trial.
I'm going to leave work early to get a good seat.
I'm going to leave a stink on her that she will never get off.
I'm going to leave and you're going to help me, yes?
I'm going to leave the price on so they know how much we have spent.
Well, I'm going to leave this room without saying goodbye to you.
I'm going to leave you alone for a few minutes to get yourself together.”.
I'm going to leave you alone now until you realize you got to talk to me.