Examples of using Trying to talk in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
If you're trying to talk….
Trying to talk at the same time.
I know the pain of trying to talk.
We're trying to talk here.
I just don't think your bookshelf's trying to talk to you.
They were trying to talk to me about a cooperation.
Might be the gods are trying to talk back.”.
I'm trying to talk sense into beardy-weirdy.
I get tongue tied when trying to talk sometimes.
I am trying to talk about the weight of a human's life!!”.
Maybe someone is trying to talk to me.
I am trying to talk about Faith in the second sense, the higher sense.
I remember someone trying to talk to me.
If you're trying to talk to everyone, nobody can hear you.
He has not stopped trying to talk to me.
Mom kept trying to talk to me, but I couldn't really listen.
I feel like maybe he's trying to talk to me.
It is rude and trying to talk to someone who does it is like trying to talk to a brick wall.
What if I'm standing in your closet trying to talk to you?
Direct Sales used to mean trying to talk your friends and relatives into joining the business.
Because they wouldn't grasp for a minute what I'm trying to talk about.
This one's trying to talk to me.”.
I don't know, somehow, I feel like its Nick who's trying to talk to me.
He seems to be trying to talk to the people.
The point is, if you can't forgive him, there's no use in trying to talk about anything else.”.
It would be like holding elections across Europe and trying to talk about the same issues with voters in Poland, Greece, France, and Ireland.
Such interactions may also occur when a child points to something andstarts trying to talk about it, indicating exciting interest.
I don't need an even longer night of you trying to talk me out of your mother's plea agreement.
Both Root andher husband have found the problem frustrating when they're trying to talk but music drowns out their conversation.
One thing is constantly being on it when someone is trying to talk to them, or what is now called phubbing.