Examples of using Two to tango in English and their translations into Swedish
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It takes two to tango.
as far as I am concerned, it takes two to tango.
It takes two to tango.
As Leila Shahid, the General Delegate for the Palestinian Authority said today:‘It takes two to tango.
It takes two to tango.
It takes two to tango but it takes a bunch of friends to  have a hell of a good time in a shooting range!
And it takes two to tango!
the developing countries themselves;‘it takes two to tango.
English takes two to tango.
remember:‘it takes two to tango.
It takes two to tango.
its follow-up publication"It takes two to Tango.
But it takes two to tango.
Normally one says that it takes two to tango, but the institutional complexity of the European institutions is such that for us it takes three to tango. .
And this experiment takes two to tango.
Go Jang Nan Myeong""It takes two to tango" or"One needs help to  accomplish anything.
But it takes more than two to tango.
As the English say,'it takes two to tango' While Europe is prepared to  commit itself more to  Latin America, I also hope that there will be a firm commitment on the part of Latin America.
Well, it takes two to tango.
The good practices presented in the EESC brochure"It takes two to tango" were widely appreciated;
But don't it take two to tango?
But don't it take two to tango?- Mm-hmm?
On the other hand, it takes two to tango.
The opinion was supplemented by a publication"It takes two to tango" presenting selected cases of good practice in MS.
But it takes more than two to tango.
I think that the old saying,‘It takes two to tango' is apposite in this case.
But it's like… It takes two to tango.
The EESC opinion at the time was supplemented with a publication"It takes two to tango" presenting selected cases of good practice in MS.
They say it takes two to tango?
it takes more than two to tango. Or somethin' like that.