Examples of using Had to do with in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
It had to do with something.
They assumed it had to do with a case.
It had to do with the program.
You don't think this had to do with your argument?
This had to do with the circumstances of life.
People also translate
But the most interesting thing had to do with the prisoners.
It had to do with that radio person Cleveland.
I thought it had to do with health.
It had to do with being in the same place, in the same situation.
I thought this had to do with my research!
The entire concept of right and wrong, dear ones, had to do with duality.
He said it had to do with politics.
One had to do with the mix of studies selected.
Well I think it had to do with my son, Roy.
It had to do with some inner musical notes carrying words that are ineffable.
A lot of this had to do with my mother.
No, it had to do with some girl I was dating.
You said on the phone it had to do with Luis Cruz.
Nothing had to do with anything off the court.
What do you think Cavanaugh had to do with it?
It probably had to do with his character.
The first had to do with the way people looked at me.
If the solution had to do with that, we just failed.
Greta said it had to do with a terrible situation she had to stop.
And anything that had to do with God was A-okay.
It just had to do with an old case.
My nightmares all had to do with the Chosin Reservoir.
Could it have had to do with your own family history?
He always thought it had to do with the circumstances of the composition itself.