Examples of using Were going out in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They were going out of business.
I thought we were going out.
You and Sid were going out with his ex-wife?
You didn't tell us you were going out.
I thought you were going out with mom tonight?
People also translate
Mom. I thought you and Dad were going out.
I thought you were going out with Vanessa.
I asked you to tell me if you were going out.
I thought you were going out for dinner.
On the day of the fire, my parents were going out.
I thought you were going out with the girls.
I gave you a key when we were going out.
I thought you were going out of town this weekend.
What about that super-gorgeous girl you were going out with?
Both of them were going out with other people.
I wouldn't have begun it if I thought we were going out.
Yeah. I thought we were going out for a drink.
You never even had a mother when we were going out.
You told me you were going out with Lewis tonight.
You could have let me know you were going out,” Ruma says.
The lights were going out, and I don't know if it's a robbery.
A-and who knew y'all were going out of town?
I thought we were going out for our anniversary.
Why did you do that if you knew we were going out to dinner?
I heard that you were going out on some kind of blind date.
I thought you and Alan were going out to dinner.
He asked if you were going out laterl called him earlier.
Didn't you say that you were going out with your family?
No, but he said you were going out together tonight.
To tell you that we were going out to bring back help.
