Examples of using It's a question in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
It's a question of my value.
What is it with you? It's a question.
It's a question of dignity.
I survived. It's a question of will.
It's a question of risk.
People also translate
É never feeÉ as if it's a question of hours and days, do you?
It's a question for Niko.
Ma, if it's a question of money.
It's a question of marriage.
So it's a question of revenge.
It's a question of faith for me.
It's a question of stature.
That is… it's a question, you said, of the easement.
It's a question of methods.
It's a question we often hear.
It's a question of survival.
It's a question of writing style.
It's a question for your mother.
It's a question of patriotism.
It's a question of for how much.
It's a question of what you're used to.
It's a question of trust. Believe me.
It's a question of ambition really.
It's a question of modesty, proper behavior.
It's a question of what you can live with.
It's a question of will. I survived.
It's a question I myself have asked.
It's a question that we all ask ourselves.
If it's a question of price, I'm sure.