Examples of using Really personal in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It's really personal.
This post is personal… really personal.
That's really personal, Gwen.
In website building, is the design really personal?
And get really personal.
I'm not gonna even tell you what they were… but really personal.
It gets really personal.
Lost& Found is very much a work of fiction butit comes from a really personal place.
It's really personal for me.
This time it is really personal.
Well it seems really personal.
So, I took it really personal Because I'm hungry, too, and I Hate when kim made that comment,"she's hungry.".
Make your emails really personal.
So next time you're talking to a stranger and you feel comfortable,tell them something true about yourself, something really personal.
This is really personal for me.
I think so, but I have to relive some really personal things.
Well, it's really personal stuff.
You cannot mess around with death, and if death is here today,then I have something really personal I want to express to him.
But that's really personal taste.
The two exchanged some words in Chinese, and the English-speaking representative turned to Somma once more,and whispered as he leaned toward Somma,“Can I ask you a really, really personal question?”.
It wasn't really personal.
I just think that, well, we have been through so much together, all of us,and we should give each other something really personal this year, like, um, I don't know, a story or a secret.
Post something really personal for all your friends to see.
Yeah, but that guy was, like, saying a bunch of, like, really personal information about us.
Body art's this really personal experience.
I want it to be something really personal, about yourself.
It's not exactly easy talking about, you know, really personal stuff. You should be when you're dating.
And you have to keep everything almost silent like a really personal thing, you know, just to make sure that you don't get any trouble.
Annie, his obnoxious fiancée, was asking me all these, like, really personal questions about, like, how I would gotten along without my mother.
