Examples of using There is one problem 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
There is one problem.
This works but there is one problem.
There is one problem with.
Well, actually, there is one problem.
There is one problem with him.
People also translate
No red flags, but there is one problem.
There is one problem, though.
I like that. Except there is one problem.
There is one problem though.
It sounds simple enough, but there is one problem.
Harvey, there is one problem.
He falls in love with her, but there is one problem.
Yeah, there is one problem though.
The audience will be delighted with this masterpiece, but there is one problem.
There is one problem, though- distance.
I think that sounds likea… great spy versus spy story, but there is one problem.
There is one problem with their theories.
Melancholia” has wonMs. Dunst some of the best reviews of her career, but there is one problem it won't solve:“Yeah,” she said cheerfully,“I am a little embarrassed when the valet guy says to me:‘Hey, are you ever going to do another movie?
There is one problem with this plan.
Manya knows that it is possible to find everything and everyone on the internet,so she decides to find her old flame online. But there is one problem: she must be taught how to use a computer. Varya and Vova come to the rescue.
But there is one problem: They can't.
There is one problem with this little dream.
This sounds great, but there is one problem, the technology has yet to be invented.
There is one problem, however, there's something missing.
You know, there is one problem I have managed to solve.
There is one problem I have to talk to you about.
Where there is one problem, there will be others.
There is one problem: small shops can shove instead of a new updated details old, restored externally.
But there is one problem. The yellow sun-- it turns my skin to stone.
However, there is one problem- even if there is no obligation of she'ila in these cases, that only applies to the obligations that derive from an agreed transaction.
