Examples of using You're not going to go in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You're not going to go?
You're not going to go.
You're not going to go blind.
I won't say anything to anyone… You're not going to go to the police?
No, you're not going to go.
You're not going to go there either.
You're not going to go get her?
It means you're not going to go in that straight line anymore.
You're not going to go see Emily?
You're not going to go to the premiere?
You're not going to go see her, are you? .
You're not going to go falling in love, are you? .
No, you're not going to go through with this.
You're not going to go and tell him, now, are you? .
But you're not going to go with them to the camp.
You're not going to go all American, are you? .
So you're not going to go to new mexico with your mom?
You're not going to go to bed now, are you? .
You're not going to go to camp with a girl like that.
You're not going to go all bridezilla on me, are you? .
Now, if you're not going to go, then I'm going to have to call the police.
Well, if you're not going to go out and get the customers, then I will have to bring the customers to you. .
So, I thought we agreed that you weren't going to go to him?
I thought you weren't going to go near the worm again.
I thought to myself,‘What, Isaac, you aren't going to go say Gut Yuntif to the Rebbe?
You are not going to go to an Apple store and purchase the first laptop that is in front of your eyes.
Lolly… how can you assure your partners over here… that you are not going to go digging for buried treasure again?