Examples of using "Ongelmia" in a sentence and their english translations:
Let's not look for problems.
- You have problems.
- You've got problems.
We have bigger problems.
Life is full of problems.
I am faced with a mountain of problems.
-[Pepe] Is it giving you trouble? -[woman] Lots.
- Tom has issues.
- Tom has problems.
It's causing problems.
Are there problems at home?
I've got some problems.
Tom has emotional problems.
You've got a lot of problems, don't you?
The young cubs have found trouble.
I'm having problems again.
They are facing financial problems.
There might be problems.
Tom has psychological problems.
Did Tom mention any problems?
Tom has a lot of problems.
There were no problems.
Maybe Tom has problems.
The students are learning how to solve problems using line segments.
Unusually warm weather caused problems for the apple harvest.
The group tried to solve social problems.
I'd just like to point out a few potential problems.
He has trouble waking up on time.
Tom has significant mental health issues.
The present government has many problems.
I'm having problems with Tom.
These kinds of problems are unavoidable.
That's how I solve problems.
I think we've got problems.
We have some new problems.
- Tom has back problems.
- Tom has problems with his back.
Today, I had a lot of troubles.
Tom had a lot of problems at the school.
I've got my own problems to take care of.
I don't want any trouble with the IRS.
The recent shortage of coffee has given rise to a lot of problems.
Science does not solve all the problems of life.
I had some problems dealing with Tom.
Tom has a problem with drug abuse.
Unusually warm weather caused problems for the apple harvest.
Everyone has problems.
Taking the group of children to the library was no problem.
It may give rise to serious trouble.
Tom had some problems dealing with Mary.
Short-term thinking can create long-term problems.
I didn't have any problems.
Tom has had trouble walking ever since he was six years old.
The smart boy could solve all the difficult problems with great ease.
She had some trouble with him before.
Have you ever been in trouble with the law?
- Tom had a problem at home.
- Tom had some trouble at home.
I've had no problems with Tom.
Racism and homophobia are still major problems in professional football.
Aren't women dealing with more important issues all over the world?"
He behaves well in school but at home he causes problems.
Tom's drinking has caused a lot of problems in his marriage.
Are there any problems I should know about?
I'm good at problem solving.
I found some other problems.
Tom has heart problems.
- Tom said he was having problems with Mary.
- Tom said that he was having problems with Mary.
We're in trouble.
- You're not the only one who has had problems with Tom.
- You aren't the only one who has had problems with Tom.
The last thing I want to do is cause you a problem.
She has always had problems with the circulation in her hands and feet.
If you discover any problems on Tatoeba, you should go ahead and blame Sysko.
Alcohol does not solve any problems, but neither does milk.
Alcohol doesn't solve any problems.
Do you have problems understanding what women and children say to you?
If they hadn't noticed, there wouldn't have been any problems.
There are a number of methodological problems here, not to mention the inaccuracy of some of the results.
Unfortunately, the equations in fluid mechanics introduce further difficulties, that is, they are nonlinear.
Alcohol does not solve any problems, but neither does milk.
I have back problems.
If you ever have any problem with Tom, I'll help you out.
- There are no problems.
- That's OK.
- There's no problem.
- There is no problem.
It's Tom who's the problem.
If you have problems with rats or mice, you can scare them away with ultrasound.
- I got the sack but I've a little saved up, so for the time being I won't be troubled by living expenses.
- I got fired from the company, but since I have a little money saved up, for the time being, I won't have trouble with living expenses.
I got fired from the company, but since I have a little money saved up, for the time being, I won't have trouble with living expenses.
In diplomacy there are two kinds of problems: small ones and large ones. The small ones will go away by themselves and the large ones you will not be able to do anything about.
It was no problem.
Sometimes, many problems and a lot of stress can lead you to quit your job. You must learn how to handle it quickly.
Whenever I'm in trouble, my friend Kei always appears out of nowhere to help.
"You see," said the elder brother, "I was right. Here I have lived quietly and well, while you, though you may have been a king, have seen a great deal of trouble."
There are no longer any problems in business life, there are only challenges. And challenges are opportunities. So it is no problem at all if the company is in the red, it's just another opportunity!