Examples of using It's crowded in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It's crowded.
The sun's out, it's crowded today.
It's crowded, huh?
I go to the gas station and it's crowded.
It's crowded in here.
People also translate
Well, you know, it's crowded and all that.
It's crowded in here.
Dude, it's crowded in here!
I know, but the point is, it's crowded.
Man, it's crowded in here.
And you don't want to be in Heaven if it's crowded, right?
Man, it's crowded in here.
Many of us have the sensation that we're standing about two inches away from a huge screen,and it's noisy, and it's crowded, and it's changing with every second, and that screen is our lives.
It's crowded, right? Shit.
I think many of us have the sensation- I certainly do- that we're standing about two inches away from a huge screen,and it's noisy and it's crowded and it's changing with every second, and that screen is our lives.
Because it's crowded on 57th.
It's crowded but we don't have a choice.
Not only do you not remember why you got there in the first place, you forget if you arrived to buy or sell, what are the weird things are put on the shelves,and what to do with them? it's crowded there, and lots of carts are blocking you the way, and in general- you are too tired and you don't even feel like moving between the aisles to check what it's all about.
It's crowded dirty and full of Italians.
Yeah, no, she says it's crowded and it's smelly, and she's right.
It's crowded in here with three people.
We know it's crowded with people and life'and things going on.
It's crowded and there's pot smoke and drunk people.
I don't know, it's crowded and loud and… When you get there it's bon jovi.
It's crowded, noisy, dimly lit, with music and conversation everywhere.
It's Crowded at Home" is a folktale that takes place in a Jewish village from the past.
When it's crowded, usually at night, the festive atmosphere resembles that of a well-organised temple fair from decades ago.
Because it's crowded and I end up having to wait to use the machines that, at other times of the year, are readily available.