Examples of using I'm just trying to understand in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Gregory: I'm just trying to understand.
I'm just trying to understand what's happening.
Sorry for all the questions, I'm just trying to understand.
No, I'm just trying to understand.
People also translate
I'm just trying to understand why you're out here.
Not as such, I'm just trying to understand you, get a clearer picture of what you do and don't like.".
I'm just trying to understand you, that's all.
I'm just trying to understand what's going on here.
I'm just trying to understand how things work.
I'm just trying to understand what's happening to me.
I'm just trying to understand things your wife has said.
Sir, I'm just trying to understand. You're firing me?
I'm just trying to understand what specifically brought you in here.
I'm just trying to understand the full contours of the situation.
I'm just trying to understand why we're talking about them.
I'm just trying to understand your relationship with connie webb.
I'm just trying to understand what's so special about being a Jew?
I'm just trying to understand why someone like you is working for Fuchs.
I'm just trying to understand, man I don't get it you know?
I'm just trying to understand because this is a game about social politics.
I'm just trying to understand why you were trying to get rid of me tonight.
I'm just trying to understand why you would leave that much money to your maid's son.
I'm just trying to understand how a half-naked man with a bullet in his leg waltzes out of an ER full of people.
So I'm just trying to understand why it is that you don't erase these things before you give them to people.
I'm just trying to understand how someone like Waheed, who had no skills or training of any kind, got help from a place like this.
I'm just trying to understand why Shana, who thought you were deceased, chose to move up to this area and live with her aunt.
I'm just trying to understand how a fight with justin prompt you to fly across country to see the person that's least likely to be there for you in a time of need.
I'm just trying to understand, then, why you would have called a popular radio show many years later to give information about that… that led police and her family to think that it might be a lead.