Examples of using Learning that in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Computer
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Programming
Are you learning that now?
Learning that he was in captivity, Izergil saves him.
Cultural learning that we do.
Learning that this is what we are….
BCIT students are learning that right now.
People also translate
Learning that you don't have to be like everyone else.
It might require learning that language.
Learning that you have a special needs child is hard.
To spend years learning that it's my nature.
Learning that occurs through guilt or shame is costly learning. .
It's got to be a little awkward, Learning that professor keating's husband.
After learning that I was Egyptian he asked:“Do you hate me?”.
At Shalfleet we recognise the importance of learning that is both meaningful and memorable.
Non-formal- Learning that is organized by educational institutions but non credential.
I myself am still coping with disappointment of learning that you and Jack were double agents.
Non-formal- Learning that is organised by educational institutions but non credential.
Allen was the first person to paint his taxicabs yellow, after learning that yellow is the color most easily seen from a distance.
Learning that his genetic parents hadn't been perfect, why, he ought to spend awhile moping about that, feeling sorry for himself.
They start to follow a hunter, learning that he is actually a government contracted troll hunter.
I remember learning that the earth was created in six days in Sunday school, but I don't remember anybody teaching geocentrism.
So there I was, one foot in and one foot out- learning that fence sitting is never a comfortable position.
Upon learning that he would be returned to the DHARMA Initiative, Ben frantically told him that he didn't want to go back and wanted to be one of them.
I remember learning that as a kid in school.
Upon learning that Roberts had a severe disability, one of the UC Berkeley deans famously commented,"We have tried cripples before and it didn't work.".
It was like learning that Santa Claus isn't real.
The type of learning that you usually learn in school.
Replace this with learning that everyone can contribute to in a way that suits them.
I was born in 1955 and grew up learning that the so-called First World was well off or“developed.”.
They introduced a revolutionary system of learning that's helping students succeed in their native Mexico and around the world.