Examples of using Really actually 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
I really actually might.
I think it's really actually over.
I really actually have to get going.
And she cares-- like, really, actually cares--.
It's really actually important.
People also translate
I just can't believe that Tom Walker is really actually alive.
What you really, actually get.
Really, actually nice in the nicest of ways nice.
Nothing. It doesn't really actually matter. Sorry.
I really actually like Sarah.
And these are the kind of topics we really actually care about.
He can really, actually do that?
I said,"But I have always wondered whether you really actually remember that.".
It's really actually important.
So, this is, like, in front of the Eiffel Tower, really, actually, around the Louvre area.
But I really actually have to run….
I'm sorry that it took me until today to realise this, but I really actually like you guys.
Did they really actually READ the manuscript?
You might not want to hear this,but… I think your pops would really actually like this guy.
You never really actually killed anybody, did you?
But the irony is that it mightonly be in recognizing our limitations that we can really actually overcome them.
Really actually extremely surprised and overwhelmed and, okay, sorry, just take a minute.
And I'm going to talk to you today, we're talking about expanded perception And so I want to talk to you and tell you some stories about apiece of my research that fundamentally expanded my perception and really actually changed the way that I live and love and work and parent.
If you really, actually wanted monogamy, why have casual sex with me for three months?
So this is our first time really actually out in New York single, and I'm excited to go out and have fun with her.
I think it's really actually kind of nice To have played this game a few times and know what's up ahead of you.
I have never really actually heard someone say Mailer-Daemon or mailer demon out loud, so you might actually be right.