Examples of using Saving up in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
Saving up?
Are you saving up for kids?
Saving up for a rainy day?
Maybe it is time to start saving up?
I been saving up for college.
People also translate
Do you have trouble saving up money?
Saving up for something special?
You can start saving up now.
Saving up to buy a two-Wheeler?
Something about saving up to be independent?
Saving up for a VX2000. Hey!
I have already started saving up for this, what about you?
Saving up to buy your freedom, are you?
Or last year, when we were saving up for Disneyland?
Keep saving up money for a rainy day.
Pretty soon we will be able to start saving up for college.
Saving up enough to throw around inside that car.
So I tore out the page and without telling her, I started saving up.
Are you saving up for a car, or a vacation?
We can tell your parents wehave been working real hard, saving up our money.
Time to start saving up for the next family holiday.
Now is a great time to develop the habit of saving up for major purchases.
Saving up for a nice apartment so she and I can live together.
Rather than buying things on credit, practice saving up for things like computers, vacations and even your wedding.
Saving up for your vacation can help you prevent it from ruining your budget.
Man, you keep saving up like that, you will be rich in a minute.
I busted my buns saving up for that shoe box. Took me a month.
This includes saving up for holidays, gifts, or large purchases like a new TV or computer.
The idea of paying your dues, saving up, investing smart and retiring at some point before the“traditional” retirement age of 65 has a strong pull.