Examples of using Interested in something in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Interested in something else?
Would you guys be interested in something like that?
Interested in something more?
Every time Melinda becomes interested in something.
Hey, interested in something,?
Well, it's nice to see you so interested in something, kyle.
To be interested in something other than partying?
Distraction- getting them interested in something else.
Would not be interested in something like crop circle pictograms and their creation at all.
Yeah. In fact, The company might be interested in something like this.
This is probably because it's next to impossible to getsomeone to think hard about why he's[sic] not interested in something.
Would you be interested in something else, perhaps?
Really just thought you might be interested in something I picked up at brunch.
So perhaps you would be interested in something every homeowner cannot be without: volcano insurance.
Weren't you the one who said if you were… interested in something, you would study hard?
Well, I felt like she was interested in something serious and… I'm not.
If someone has interest in something.
Sometimes you lose interest in something that excited you a decade ago.
Take an interest in something, doesn't matter what.
A kid show interest in something, you have to foster it.
How about showing some interest in something other than the way she looks?
He's finally showing an interest in something normal.
Bored(feeling tired and impatient because of having lost interest in something).
That's the fastest I have ever lost interest in something.
No, but I'm glad that you've… taken an interest in something, honey.
Praise your child when she shows interest in something new.
Even those who do develop an interest in something taught in school learn to tame it because, when the bell rings, they have to move on to something else.
Taking an interest in something unrelated to your work can be a way to energize your interest in all things.
The global economicfinancial crisis has reignited public interest in something that's actually one of the oldest questions in economics, dating back to at least before Adam Smith.