Examples of using Though 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
Still, though, you're right.
We will be taking the guns, though.
Even though he's been busy….
Take it easy though. Slowly.
Jupiter's auroras are even bigger, though.
People also translate
Blessed… though, may be, she is.
There's someone I want you to meet, though.
Technology, though-- it always gets better.
It's not the same as Ward Vaughan, though, is it?
Even though, I always think she deserves better.
The Lord neither hates nor likes anyone, though He appears to."….
A respectful one though. He looks like a nice guy.
Though he says not,- that he would have loved a girl as well.
He had a philosophy, though he didn't call it that.
Though this was produced two years ago, it is all new to me.
He that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live.
Though it's hard to accept, it's obvious that your father is a man.
They were not simple folk, you see, though they were happy.
It does seem as though a ghost had come for me after all.
Though we don't agree on all things, we do agree on most.
It sees by Light as we do, though only by certain kinds of light.
Though uncommon, type 1 diabetes can appear in adulthood.
Persecution corrupts the victims, though perhaps in subtler and more tragic ways.".
Though the words ring familiar, their usage creates something entirely new.
With the right technology, though, it would still be possible to land a rover on Venus.
Though small in size relative to most European countries, Switzerland possesses exquisite natural scenery.
That's not all though, this organization is in the business of repairs.
Smile though your heart is aching¶¶ smile even though it's breaking¶.
I was ambitious, though I didn't know exactly what I was shooting for.
Arafat, though, was committing a crime against the Palestinians-in fact, against the entire region.