Examples of using "Question" in a sentence and their english translations:
A good question.
- Good question!
- That's a good question.
- It's a good question.
- A good question.
- This is a good question.
- That is a good question.
- Good question.
- That's a good question to ask.
- It is a good question.
- Good question!
- That's a good question.
- It's a good question.
It is a good question.
Good question.
What a question!
About your question--
And the second question is –
Great question!
One question.
- They have a question.
- They've got a question.
- You have a question.
- You've got a question.
Answer the question.
- It's a hard question.
- It's a difficult question.
- This is a difficult question.
- That's a hard question.
- That's a tough question.
It's a matter of pride.
Don't dodge the question.
Answer my question.
Don't ask any questions.
- I have another question.
- I have one more question.
It's a genuine question.
Ask me a question.
Stop avoiding the question.
What's your question?
What was your question?
My second question for you is:
So that last question,
The question is this ...
the next question is:
That's a question!
No question!
Ask your question.
- I have a question.
- I have got a question.
- I've got a question.
Put the question in writing.
That is the situation.
Let's look into the matter.
This is my question.
It turns out the thornier question isn't what happens
What a preposterous question!
I was waiting for that question.
Ask a question.
Never!
No way!
the question is--
I love this question.
"Quick question though,
- It's out of the question.
- No way.
- It is out of the question.
Tom asked a question.
No way!
- That's a strange question.
- It's a weird question.
- That's a weird question.
- That is a strange question.
- That is an odd question.
- That's an odd question.
Just answer the question.
This question is very simple.
Is that a trick question?
- That's a really interesting question.
- This is a really interesting question.
- I'd like to ask you one question.
- I would like to ask you a question.
Was that your question?
- It's a very difficult issue.
- It's a very complex question.
- That's a very difficult question.
- That's a very complicated question.
- This is a very complex issue.
- This is a very complex question.
- This is a very difficult question.
That's the wrong question.
Your first questions is --
Now, this is a big question --
this is a big, big question --
This is a key question.
I've got one final question for you.
And so the question becomes,
This is a good point.
Which makes you wonder:
And his final question was,
and that begs the question: Why not?
The new question is,
Another question is