Examples of using "Problémája" in a sentence and their english translations:
- What's Tom's problem?
- What is Tom's problem?
What's your problem?
No one has a problem.
She has a big problem, though.
Tom has the opposite problem.
Tom has a big problem.
- Tom has a problem.
- Tom has got a problem.
Tom had a problem.
Tom has one problem.
Tom has a lot of problems.
Tom has enough problems.
- Tom has all sorts of problems.
- Tom has all kinds of problems.
We both have the same problem.
I guess that must be his main concern.
this is a United States problem.
It's an important problem in our society.
Tom has a big problem.
Tom has some emotional problems.
What's the world's biggest problem?
That's a first world problem.
The health sector is one of the biggest problems for the country.
What is her problem?
Tom had a lot of problems at the school.
Doctors have a difficult problem.
Tom is having the same problem I am.
They have their own troubles.
Maybe that's your problem.
There is a skeleton in every closet.
Tom has a problem.
- It isn't me Tom has a problem with.
- It's not me Tom has a problem with.
- It isn't me that Tom has a problem with.
We both have the same problem.
exactly as the double empathy problem predicts.
What is his problem?
If only her husband helped her, most of her problems at home would disappear.
- What is your problem?
- What's your problem?
He didn't tell me what the matter was.