Examples of using Is a bit strange in English and their translations into Czech
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That is a bit strange.
Paschalis, on the other hand, is a bit strange.
This is a bit strange, isn't it?
If you ask me, he is a bit strange.
Aunt is a bit strange, no?
Your idea of company loyalty is a bit strange.
My work is a bit strange.
I feel the character of Parimal is a bit strange.
The whole thing is a bit strange, don't you think?
I noticed she had wet hair, which is a bit strange.
The layout is a bit strange but you will soon find your way around.
Christine's cooking her rare andthe medium together, which is a bit strange.
My father is a bit strange.
Which is a bit strange, actually because, come to think of it, she lives in a bungalow.
I finally found out that Favours is registered in the Cayman Islands, which is a bit strange for a Scottish cleaning company, don't you think?
This drawing is a bit strange, isn't it?- You have a problem?
Something is disadvantageous that it has no real separation within the subject and also the division into upper andlower portions with the only access via the balcony is a bit strange.
For all of this is a bit strange? But don't you think the timing?
The toilet situation is a bit strange, for info: EC:A bathroom with shower, first floor: A bathroom with tub and sink with no toilet, a separate toilet with no sink and a bedroom with washbasin.
That's a bit strange.
That's a bit strange.
That's a bit strange. Don't know.
Yesterday was a bit strange,¿no?
No chalice. Well, that's a bit strange, isn't it?
You are a bit strange.-How so?
Things at NSS, are a bit strange.
She's a bit strange.
You have to admit it's a bit strange, a nice round number like that.
It might be a bit strange.
Last couple of entries are a bit strange.