Examples of using Really a problem in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This isn't really a problem.
Kant said that these scenarios weren't really a problem.
It's not really a problem.
But women sleep with them, so it's not really a problem.
Not really a problem for me.
People also translate
Is elevated cholesterol really a problem?
It's not really a problem for me.
Well, since I mostly won, it wasn't really a problem.
Is Pizza Really A Problem?
Once you're aware of this, it's not really a problem.
Is it really a problem yet?
Extra money is never really a problem.
It's really a problem of democracy.
My last problem isn't really a problem.
It's not really a problem, more of a discomfort.
Question: If I think that I understand everything, is this really a problem?
Are moulds really a problem?
And if their ex-wives are looking over my shoulders, that's not really a problem.
Money isn't really a problem.
But is it really a problem and is proving the only way to know if a student is learning enough?
We patrol the surrounding area for Zs twice a day,so they aren't really a problem.
But is it really a problem now?
I still get some around that time of month, but it's not really a problem anymore, which is kind of amazing.
And is that really a problem right now?
Compulsive gambling isn't really a problem if the gambler can afford it.
