Examples of using I'm trying to talk in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I'm trying to talk.
Listen, Bailey brought her in, and I'm trying to talk.
I'm trying to talk him….
But you know what… at least I'm trying to talk to you about my feelings when I have them.
I'm trying to talk here, son.
People also translate
I got a problem.I'm trying to see if I get help-- I'm trying to talk, then you can talk.
I'm trying to talk on the phone!
I have ruled out Wegener's, Berger's, heavy metal poison-- two trains are about to collide,and I'm trying to talk them out of it.
I'm trying to talk to Roy.
Oh, God, I'm trying to talk him out of it.
I'm trying to talk to Gwen.
No, actually, I'm trying to talk myself out of eating your chair.
I'm trying to talk. All right? Goodbye.
I'm-- well, I'm trying to talk to anybody connected to the original case.
I'm trying to talk to you.
Jesus, Ken, I'm trying to talk about… I know what you're trying to talk about.
I'm trying to talk to Steve Wynn.
I'm trying to talk like normal people.
I'm trying to talk to BERT right now.
I'm trying to talk about my lack of belonging.
I'm trying to talk about the madness and sadness and emptiness.
I'm trying to talk to all of the proprietors in the area.
I'm trying to talk about the madness, the sadness and the emptiness.
I'm trying to talk medicine with a bunch of bean counters.
I'm trying to talk some sense and you're mixing your metaphors.
And I'm trying to talk here, but that's distracting me, that's distracting me, and it's all equal.
I'm trying to talk about us, and all you want to do is talk about another girl. why?
I'm trying to talk about something that's important to me, something that means something. And you get sarcastic.
And what I'm trying to talk about here today is to say that I believe that is a false dichotomy.
So, I'm trying to talk with Miss November, and Charlie Callas over here is blocking my action with… Turns out he's choking on a peanut.