Examples of using It's a bit difficult 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's a bit difficult to say.
Yes, well, it's a bit difficult.
It's a bit difficult to translate.
You know, as you work on something you care about, sometimes, it's a bit difficult to let go.
It's a bit difficult to explain out here.
Now we know these from Mars, but this comet doesn't have an atmosphere,so it's a bit difficult to create a wind-blown shadow.
It's a bit difficult to talk about myself.
Honestly, it's a bit difficult to know where to begin.
It's a bit difficult for me to change right now.
Sorry, mate. It's a bit difficult to put my fingers in my ears right now.
It's a bit difficult for me to see in the center.
I was saying, it's a bit difficult to explain, but our daughter wasn't alone.
It's a bit difficult… Well, bloody do something.
It's a bit difficult, these kinds of organizations.
It's a bit difficult for you to balance that out, you know?
It's a bit difficult to do it without a stand.
Thus, it's a bit difficult to"introduce" it in bed without your partner raising an eyebrow.
It's a bit difficult to see this past his digitalized purple covering, but Brolin's skills shine through nonetheless.
It's a bit difficult for them, because after 16, I have been to the most beautiful places in the world, been to parties and lectures… but they really support me.
Erm, it is a bit difficult to explain.
It was a bit difficult to understand the interface.
It was a bit difficult finding this place.
It was a bit difficult finding this place.
It was a bit difficult shoveling in the dark all day," he finished.
Buba, I hope you realise that it is a bit difficult asking people to pay for a product that is under-supplied, as electric power is right now?
He said that it was a bit difficult to get used to the fame, as he was raised in a small town; he has also said that he misses his home town and family.
Whilst it is a bit difficult to understand the poems unless you speak Hebrew or Yiddish, some information is in English, and the atmosphere and furnishings give a good insight into life in Tel Aviv during the 1920's for the cultured European Immigrants.
Alas, it is a bit difficult to remember all the mighty of this world: but suffice it to say that the newcomer displayed an extraordinary activity with regard to visiting: he even went to pay his respects to the inspector of the board of health and the town architect.
Whilst it is a bit difficult to understand the poems unless you speak Hebrew or Yiddish, some information is in English, and the atmosphere and furnishings give a good insight into life in Tel Aviv during the 1920's for the cultured European Immigrants.