Examples of using First world problems in English and their translations into Hebrew
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First World problems.
Can you say first world problems?
First World problems.
Ever hear of first world problems?
First world problems, I know.
Are you made no first world problems?
My first world problems?
You have heard of first world problems?
First world problems in the third world. .
It is really first world problems.
First world problems in a third world country.
It really is first world problems.
I can't think of a situation more deserving of the label“First World Problems”.
To have first world problems?
(I recognize that this is classic"first world problems.").
(I know, first world problems).
So you denigrate your pain, you call it‘first world problems'.
We joke about first world problems, but we really have become the victims of our own success.
Are we still saying first world problems?
As they say-“first world problems”.
These are very much First World Problems.
(I know, it is“first world problems”…).
These really are first world problems.
They're called“first world problems”.
I know these all sound very“first world problems” and they are.
Do you have a first world problem?
This is very much a first world problem, but it's still a problem. .
This is, to be sure, a first world problem, but it is still a problem. .
I don't think it'spossible to find a better example of a“First World Problem.”.
At the beginning of the process, it felt as if 99 percent of the press coverage andonline commentary was in the sneering“First World problem!” vein.