Examples of using Were often in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
We were often taught that.
Strangelove", the results were often memorable.
We were often attacked.
In fact, Serge's opinions were often beneficial.
Parents were often the last to know.
People also translate
As has been said, they were often pipiltin.
The two were often seen heading to church together.
I even remembered that they were often Poseidon's children.
Guides were often natives of the border villages who knew the terrain well.
These rules were often strict.
Blocks were often used for reasons of speed and economy, even in areas where stone was available.
In fact, these people were often proud and arrogant.
On worker safety and the environment, when China first ventured abroad,its standards were often abysmal.
My friends were often older than me.
The train journeys through the Russian zone of Germany were often full of incident.
The lyrics were often changed depending on th….
However, people from the perspective of superstition in ancient times were often afraid and regarded it as ominous.
And the letters were often in the hands of Felix or Agatha.
In Europe,the old order was being upended by revolutions, which were often anti-clerical in nature.
In the United States, cranes were often used in locations far away from residential areas.
For example, hostility and aggression were often linked to heart disease.
Glass balls were often not perfectly round, had air bubbles, and got easily damaged.
Villagers in the My Lai region and in many parts of Vietnam were often sympathetic to the National Liberation Front.
Traditionally, they were often away from the village, travelling in trade caravans to sell local produce.
These offered processing of specific applications e.g. payroll and were often a prelude to the purchase of customers' own computers.
These were often given in recognition of a job well done- particularly in scholastics, writing, and artistic endeavors.
This legacy flows from lives that were often humble and frail, but that were steeped in love.”.
Puddings too were often savoury, similar to haggis- although it is the sweet plum pudding that would become the traditional Christmas pud.
We were not treated well and were often cheated when we borrowed money.”.
At the same time, public sources of information were often distorted for political purposes and could not be verified.