Examples of using I'm trying to learn in English and their translations into Russian
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I'm trying to learn.
At least, I'm trying to learn.
I'm trying to learn my lines.
Hey, Sheriff, I'm trying to learn Southern.
I'm trying to learn sign.
They gave me the role of the jester, and I'm trying to learn it.
I'm trying to learn passé simple.
Sometimes I'm trying to learn English.
I'm trying to learn, but he doesn't care!
So anyway, I'm trying to learn this stuff.
I'm trying to learn the waltz for my first dance.
I'm trying to learn as much as I can about him… for the day that Buffy must face him.
But I'm trying to learn from my mistakes.
Well, I'm trying to learn to use a computer.
I was trying to learn.
However, I am trying to learn Armenian and know all there is to know about Armenia.
I was trying to learn the words and I couldn't.
If I dealt with Ukrainian cuisine, I was trying to learn what the hearth was like, what the stove was like, what was used for fuel, what kind of kitchenware was used.
He has broken my heart, and I am trying to learn as much as I can so I can have a biblical, God-honoring attitude.
I have been trying to learn about Amanda.
Maybe I should be trying to learn from him.
I have been trying to learn my speech for the wedding.
She's super rad. That's surf lingo I have been trying to learn.
I have been trying to learn the same lines for an hour now.
I think we're trying to learn who did it.
I believe he is trying to learn in the discipline of water.