Examples of using It never really 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 never really went away.
Either way, it never really works.
It never really worked.
To be clear, it never really started.
It never really felt like a home.
People also translate
Even as adults, it never really changes.
It never really… happened that way for us.
Well, the dust, as you put it never really settled.
And it never really stops.
Human life didn't matter anymore, or maybe it never really did.
And how it never really happens.
Sometimes I try to deliver what people want, but it never really works.
Except it never really did.
I find the radio excellent for driving because it never really distracts you.
Except it never really does.
We actually though that demo would take us somewhere, but it never really did.
Actually, it never really started.
Desperate for life to be perfect again, although she realizes it never really was.
Answer, it never really was.
I was able to take 3 or4 guitar lessons somewhere around 1970, but it never really gelled.
Because it never really made sense to us.
Well, I think that when you have a connection with someone, it never really goes away, you know?
But no, it never really goes away.
My dad gave me a lesson or two when I was a kid,but to be completely honest with you, it never really clicked until… now.
It never really took with you, did it? .
The bicycle is back, it never really went away, but now the bicycle is back.
It never really happened for us, but I feel like it's happening now.
It never really feels like a Sunday until I bless myself with holy water.
It never really made sense to me,” he says now, more than 45 years later.
It never really went away for me or got that much better, because I didn't follow a consistent routine.