Примери коришћења Di lellio на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Anna Di Lellio: From where?
Anna Di Lellio: How did it look to you as a country?
Anna Di Lellio: Yes, can you tell us?
Anna Di Lellio: Many more, 800 thousand.
Anna Di Lellio: How much did it cost?
Anna Di Lellio: What was the most difficult?
Anna Di Lellio: And when did you get to….
Anna Di Lellio: Why did you come to New York?
Anna Di Lellio: What was your job at the time?
Anna Di Lellio: And they're making friends, right?
Anna Di Lellio:… dragged its feet much more in Kosovo?
Anna Di Lellio: How difficult was the work of the delegation?
Anna Di Lellio: When did you go to Kosovo,?
Anna Di Lellio: How do you see your work here, the prospect?
Anna Di Lellio: So you're saying that Serbia learnt from Bosnia….
Anna Di Lellio: You talked about the debate on the use of ground troops.
Anna Di Lellio: Sorry, but what will be the borders of this area?
Anna Di Lellio: Can you tell us your reactions when you received the news?
Anna Di Lellio: And then you cover basically refugees throughout all these years.
Anna Di Lellio: And with this, if you have nothing more to add, we can conclude.
Anna Di Lellio: Why, this is more, you know, remains more in your memory than….
Anna Di Lellio: If he wants to say something about his family, when he married his wife?
Anna Di Lellio: You were still engaged in the Balkans from the Council of Europe, right?
Anna Di Lellio: Do you remember other cases of reconciliation in New York and Detroit?
Anna Di Lellio: Do you remember the personalities whom you met at the time, besides Rugova?
Anna Di Lellio: But there was not support on the left, the left did not support the intervention.
Anna Di Lellio: So you had an idealistic view of the UN, I mean, you wanted, but the reality….
Anna Di Lellio: A few very interesting things in your speech of March 26, 1999 to the Parliament.
Anna Di Lellio: Ok, could you just tell us a little bit about your life in Sarajevo, your friends?
Anna Di Lellio: You had a communist past, thus you certainly knew Yugoslavia, how did you feel?