Examples of using "Ongelma" in a sentence and their english translations:
Solve the problem.
- You have a problem.
- You've got a problem.
Problem solved!
There is trouble brewing.
The problem will resolve itself eventually.
There's one little problem.
That's becoming a problem.
That's a strange problem.
Is it a big problem?
- Tom is not the problem.
- Tom isn't the problem.
- The problem isn't Tom.
The problem isn't that.
We have a little problem.
The problem is beyond my power.
It's a problem.
- There is a serious problem.
- There's a serious problem.
What was the problem?
The problem is in the motor.
That would be a problem.
- The problem has been solved.
- The problem's been solved.
- You have a problem.
- You've got a problem.
- You guys have got a problem.
- You guys have a problem.
The problem was money.
- That's going to be a problem.
- That will be a problem.
There's a problem here.
The problem is complex.
- There is one problem.
- There's a problem.
- There is a problem.
Tom is a problem.
There's a problem with that.
That was a problem.
- You have a problem.
- You've got a problem.
The problem will resolve itself eventually.
I understood how to solve the problem.
This problem is a real challenge.
I found out how to solve the problem.
Like I said, we have a problem.
No problem is insurmountable.
That may not be a problem.
It's just a minor problem.
- So, where's the problem?
- So where's the problem?
Another problem is cultural.
But there's a problem.
Problem is though, our direction of travel.
So I thought, "Yeah, this is like a real problem now.
The problem remains unsolved.
Tom has the opposite problem.
We've got a problem here.
I've got a little problem.
We have a little problem.
And what is the problem?
You may have a problem.
Therein lies the problem.
I've got a big problem.
Is that a problem for you?
- It wasn't a problem.
- It was no problem.
That's becoming a problem.
What's Tom's problem?
It's a complex problem.
Air pollution is a major problem.
Is it a big problem?
That's just the problem.
- That might be a problem.
- That could be a problem.
- It could be a problem.
Overfishing is a major problem.
We've got a big problem.
That's bound to be a problem.
That seems to be the problem.
Obviously, there's a problem.
Is there a problem with this?
Is there a problem with that?
Tom had a problem yesterday.
This could become a problem.
There seems to be a problem.
Is there a problem out here?
There was only one problem.
The problem is finding Tom.
We've got another problem.
There's one small problem.
- That's a delicate problem.
- It's a delicate matter.
You have a problem there.
We've got a real problem.
There's only one problem.
There's a slight problem.
Money's always a problem.