Examples of using First world problems in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Ecclesiastic
First world problems….
You should have called it: First world problems.
My first world problems?
These do feel like“First World problems.”.
Ah, first world problems.
They had all lost dearly loved ones in brutal circumstances anddid not waste time stressing over what we would now term“first world problems”.
Oh my first world problems….
First World problems, right?
To have first world problems?
First world problems, I know.
Whoa, first world problems.
First world problems you don't have any choice but to deal with when you visit cities like Las Vegas.
Oh, the first world problems.
First World Problems, also known as‘White Whine', are frustrations or complaints that are only experienced by privileged individuals in wealthy countries.
Ah well, first world problems.
Oh well, first world problems.
Is that first world problems?
Another first world problem but it is quite annoying.
OK, First World problem.
First World problem, right?
Admittedly, this is a First World problem, but that doesn't mean it can't go unfixed.
Make all the"first world problem" cracks you want, but as our phones become our ID cards and our wallets, as they start to authorize what we buy but authenticate who we are, the balance of security and convenience is critical.
Embracing unfamiliar terminology as well as transforming the landscape upon which standard norms of interaction were practised,suddenly choosing the appropriate profile picture became a first world problem whilst others agonised over which hashtags best summed up their tweets.
It's the ultimate first world problem, I get it.
This is a very first world problem, I'm aware.
It's a bit of a first world problem, but an annoying problem nonetheless.
I know my problems are First World/white people's problems. .
Oh, the problems of the First World.
Ah, the problems of the First World.