Examples of using I read something 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
Then I read something awful.
I read something about Belton.
Wait a minute. Wait. I read something in the paper today.
I read something in Parade magazine.
In the next paragraph, I read something that I will never forgive;
I read something about the CIA.
Can I read something from my diary?
I read something interesting not long ago.
And once I read something, I understand it.
I read something this morning about a comet in the 1930s.
Yes, I think I read something in the papers.
I read something about using shadows to find a location.
Oh, yes, yes, uh, I read something in Benjamin Franklin's journals.
I read something of yours in a magazine. New Yorker, I think. A poem called"Wondering.".
Now instead of reading the paper, I read something from Scientology or Dianetics, or something that edifies my spirit.
You know, I read something interesting the other day. Do you know that the average person has six dreams a night?
Yeah, I read something about that.
Once I read something, I understand it.
When I read something, it will read in my voice.
Everyday I read something negative and how race relations are worse than ever.
Then I read something on-line says the camera adds 10 pounds, so I was thinking maybe it was them.
I read something similar, but regardless, slave owners did use tactics to divide us as a people.
In college, I read something about our own personal concept of God comes from our feelings about our father.
I read something the other day where somebody had a hypothesis that all horror movies were, at the root of it, based in losing one's virginity.
Yesterday I read something by a philosopher, Jason Stanley, that illuminated what I mean by“a miss bigger than a missed story.”.
I read something a long time ago that said children of divorce are more likely to get divorced themselves, unless the parents split after the kid turns 12, because that's when their moral center is formed.
Then I read something that one of my heroes, Edwin Land of Polaroid, said about the importance of people who could stand at the intersection of humanities and sciences, and I decided that's what I wanted to do.