Examples of using To be the trouble in English and their translations into Dutch
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What seems to be the trouble?
What seems to be the trouble, Lieutenant Picard? Q: Well, well, well.
Chester, whatever seems to be the trouble?
What seems to be the trouble, Leutnant Picard?
Good evening. What seems to be the trouble?
People also translate
What seems to be the trouble here? Becky?
Mrs. Endicott, what seems to be the trouble?
What seems to be the trouble there, Kirby?
Mrs. Endicott, what seems to be the trouble?
What seems to be the trouble, officer? Uh, ye-yeah.
Lieutenant Flynn, what seems to be the trouble here?
What seems to be the trouble, young man? Oh, no.
So what seems to be the trouble?
What seems to be the trouble, Johnny? Take them.
What seems to be the trouble, Captain?
Uh… what seems to be the trouble here, Officer, uh.
That's going to be the trouble.
What seems to be the trouble here?
What seems to be the trouble?
What seems to be the trouble?
What seems to be the trouble?
What seems to be the trouble?
What seems to be the trouble, officer?
What seems to be the trouble here?
What seems to be the trouble here?
What seems to be the trouble, Johnny?
Ye-yeah. What seems to be the trouble, officer?
And what seems to be the trouble with Margaret?
Oh, no. What seems to be the trouble, young man?
And what seems to be the trouble with your marriage,?