Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Problem really in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The problem, really?
So, what is your problem, really?
Is your problem really that you're lonely?
Do you know what the problem really is?
Is this problem really that big you would think.
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That is where the problem really lies.
The problem really is the terms of humanity.
That's the problem, really.
learnhow big the problem really is.
It's a problem, really.
Listen to your employees and find out what the problem really is.
Well, what's the problem really, Dawson?
Not a problem really, because the last part was(slightly) uphill anyway.
What's your problem really?
If your problem really is with Skaikru,
Not Roan, then challenge me instead. If your problem really is with Skaikru.
But is this problem really only in men
Delivering a baby, but this creeps you out? So you have no problem Really?
Nor is their problem really psychological.
He would ask you to reveal to Him what your problem really is.
This device compatibility problem really makes most of the mobile phone users upset.
won't let the problem really be solved.
is any problem really bigger than the other,
I wouldn't try to solve all the problems but simply solve one problem really well.”.
It is not the problem really; these people do not accept that there is another possibility: namely that the
The Hindus may have a point when they say that man's biggest problem really is his own intellect because we have the ability to sentient and aware.
Regulators face a myriad of problems when an issue like kiddie-theme slots is raised in the press. It would be natural to think the first question to be resolved is whether the problem really exists This is not as easy as it seems.
you will first find out what the problem really is, which solutions you can come up with and why you would choose one
government has got a problem individual MEPs go and see the Minister concerned and find out what the problem really is.
Not problems, really.