Examples of using It's next 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
It's next week.
I believe it's next week.
It's next to the phone.
But typically, it's next of kin.
It's next on my list.
People also translate
Theoretically, it's next year.
It's next Friday.
Getting to that, it's next on the list.
It's next to the port.
No prints, body's usually bloated it's next to impossible.
It's next weekend.
Cause as hard as it is falling asleep when you're thinking, it's next to impossible when you're actually talking to me.
It's next to that building.
You know what? I didn't give it to her yet'cause she's on another one, so it's next up, but thank you,?
It's next to that building.
Yeah, it's next week.
It's next to a Catholic church.
Now it's next year.
It's next to his throne room.
I remember it's next to the ribbon that never ends.
It's next to my old kindergarten.
It's next to David Hockney's original studio.
It's next to never that a Cancer will push someone away for any other reason other than their own emotional state being thrown into chaos.
It was next to my bed.
It was next to the free stage.
It was next door in front of the hotel.
It was next to the door.
It was next to her bedroom, and the mechanical teacher was on and was waiting for her.
You know, they reminded me it is next to a farm, a slaughterhouse, technically, so it wouldn'tbe surprising to find all kinds of bone and blood in the soil that isn't necessarily human.