Examples of using Find it hard in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Others find it hard.
Find it hard to study alone?
So many people find it hard to drink water.
I find it hard to believe that Meles said that.
Some people in society find it hard to accept them.
People also translate
I find it hard to fathom.
Most slave families find it hard to stay together.
I find it hard to believe that Merrick did that.
So sometimes I too find it hard to believe in it all.
I find it hard to believe that she could be the mole.
A lot of HR professionals find it hard to take a vacation.
I find it hard to believe that she has said nothing to you.
You know, pussy the size of a bucket, some guys would find it hard!
Well, I just find it hard to believe that you're a man.
If you have to stop work or work part time because of your MS,you may find it hard to cope financially.
Others may find it hard to accept your health status.
I just find it hard to imagine that a guy like Nick could have let some knucklehead like that get the jump on him.
At this age children find it hard to understand the meaning of death.
Well, I still find it hard to believe you traveled all this way-- just for a swearing in ceremony, or for a closer look at Bo.
As a scholar of management, design and innovation, I find it hard to predict what the next truly revolutionary technological development will be.
I find it hard to distinguish between the war crime carried out in Vietnam in 1975 and the crime of ethnic cleansing carried out by the IDF in the summer of 2005.
Some elderly Jewish immigrants in Israel must find it hard to decide whom to hate more, the Ukrainians or the Russians(or the Poles, for that matter.).
I find it hard to believe that it is normal for this to keep occurring without an underlying cause, especially as there is no family history of this kind of problem.
You may find it hard to believe, but Donald was the cutest child.
Some men find it hard to speak their love, except through an intermediary.
You may find it hard to fasten buttons or do other fiddly tasks.
You might find it hard to hear a conversation when you're in a noisy environment.
You might find it hard to explain why you feel this way but talking to someone could help you find a solution.
And I find it hard to recall similar reactions when the Russians flattened entire villages and set fires to large cities in order to suppress the Chechen insurgency.