Examples of using Understand one in English and their translations into Finnish
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Understand one thing.
But please understand one thing.
Understand one, you know them all.
You have to understand one thing.
Understand one, you know them all.
People also translate
And you have to understand one thing.
And understand one thing… These aren't people.
Yes, you can. And you have to understand one thing.
You understand one thing, O'Neill. I want to be sure Good.
I just thought maybe I might try and understand one.
And you have to understand one thing: Yes, you can.
Understand one thing that moving will not help, they love to travel with you!
I'm very sorry, but you have to understand one thing.
Good. you understand one thing, O'Neill. I want to be sure.
You just need to make them understand one simple fact.
Please understand one thing, that for to understand God is an impossibility.
I'm very sorry, but you must understand one thing. I know.
To begin understand one very important thing- your baby yesterday today already quite adult.
Once I'm gone,you will be all Neil has… and you have to understand one thing.
Understand one simple truth: your child is vital to your support, care and your attention!
Some events in the news relate very well to literature, andmay help students understand one or both better.
But today we have to understand one thing: that it's a very serious time we are born into,….
We must understand one thing: we should only fish the quantities of fish that the sea can replenish.
Jesus rebuked Nicodemus because he failed to recall and understand one of the key Old Testament passages pertaining to the New Covenant Jeremiah 31:33.
Adam, I could understand one day cause of his hot little accent, but any longer is just you feeling sorry for yourself.
Roman understood one thing.
Dave and I have always understood one thing.
It's because we haven't understood one of them yet. And if they seem to contradict.
As the anarchists involved in the Comiso struggle understood, one of the cen-tral reasons that social struggles are kept from developing in a positive direction is the prevalence of forms of organisation that cut us off from our own power to act and close off the potential of insurrection.
This is the reason why, as I have already said, even in situations where things seemmore difficult to accept, the fact of learning and speaking the languages of the communities which we live alongside offers us important solutions in terms of understanding one another.