Examples of using We asked if in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We asked if the man had lived.
He was looking pretty tired, and we asked if he wanted some help.
We asked if he was all right.
I didn't know what that was. So we asked if he was allowed to say the'A' word.
We asked if he had any enemies.
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At the time of Genoa,we destroyed at least 87%… We asked if any exceptional measures were used in the operation.
We asked if we could sit.
Like in Haiti, where we asked if a new hospital could help end the epidemic of cholera.
We asked if they had plantains.
Or in the Congo, where we asked if an educational center could also be used to protect endangered wildlife.
We asked if sarin gas was used.
In a last ditch effort, we asked if he happened to know who Peter Max was and where his studio might be.
We asked if she thought that was true.
You lost your say the moment we asked if you would like to be on the supreme court of the United States of America, and you said yes.
We asked if we could go also?
People did the first sheet, then we asked if they wanted to do another for a little less money, the next sheet for a little bit less, and so on and so forth.
We asked if they could make transport….
And we asked if we could go in the Hurst.
We asked if we could cross over too?
First we asked if I would get my degree, and it said no.
We asked if it still existed and they laughed.
Hey, man, we asked if we could put up a beacon--.
We asked if his medication could be withdrawn.
That's why… we asked if by chance he had kicked the child.
So we asked if we could still walk around?
We asked if he would like to stop to see his wife and children.
So we asked if humans and bees might solve complex problems in the same way.
Or Malawi: we asked if a birthing center could radically reduce maternal and infant mortality.
Once we asked if we could take a break of five minutes for prayer, but the Rabbi said that the ancient Sages didn't take a break but would call out the Shma‘ while working, and thus we can put off the prayer until after the working day.'”.
We asked if she knew what it was like living with three children, and whether she was really sure she wanted us there, but she said she was sure; she had planned to do some baking with the children and take them swimming and go crabbing so that we could have some time to ourselves.