Examples of using "Probléma" in a sentence and their english translations:
- The problem has been solved.
- The problem's been solved.
- It's no trouble.
- It's not a problem.
- It's a problem.
- That's a problem.
- Where is the problem?
- What is the problem?
- What's the problem?
- The problem is not insurmountable.
- The problem isn't insurmountable.
- There's no problem.
- There is no problem.
It could be a problem.
The problem's been solved.
The problem resolved itself.
The problem is you.
- It's a complex problem.
- The problem is complex.
- That's a hard problem.
- It's a hard problem.
- It's a complicated problem.
- It is a complicated problem.
- This is a complex problem.
- This is a difficult problem.
- Therein lies the problem.
- That's where the problem is.
to solve a problem today.
That's a challenge,
There are a few problems.
It's a problem.
The issue is getting solved.
- There is one problem.
- There's one problem.
- What is the problem?
- What's the problem?
- What's wrong?
- What is wrong?
There was a problem.
- It's not a problem.
- That's not a problem.
No problem at all!
That's no problem.
This is a big problem.
Why is that a problem?
Is that the problem?
Is there a problem with Tom?
- This could be a problem.
- That could be a problem.
- That can be a problem.
The problem is you.
Is there any problem here?
It's definitely a problem.
The problem is her.
This is a complex problem.
Where is the problem?
This is a social issue.
Have there been problems?
Another problem has arisen.
Problem solved!
- It's not a problem.
- It isn't a problem.
A new difficulty has arisen.
The first step in solving any problem is recognizing there is one.
You know where the problem lies.
it can learn to solve all kinds of interesting problems,
And see, that's the problem.
So I thought, "Yeah, this is like a real problem now.
The population explosion is a serious problem.
The problem remains unsolved.
Two problems remained unsolved.
For me, that is not a problem.
Another problem has come up.
- It is a serious problem.
- It's a serious problem.
What was the problem?
Now that's a problem.
And what is the problem?
- There is a serious problem.
- There's a serious problem.
There'll be a problem.
Isn't a problem at all, is it?
The trouble is that we are short of money.
They're not the problem.
Nothing's going to go wrong.
There was only one small problem.
Now that's a problem.
That's just the problem.
That's just the problem.
You lack attitude.
I see what the problem is.
We're the problem.
- I found out how to solve the problem.
- I figured out how to solve the problem.
This is a major issue.
It's a terrible problem.
This could become a serious problem.
There's never been a problem before.
I figured out what the problem is.
That isn't going to be a problem.
What seems to be the problem?
What exactly is the problem?
This is part of the problem.
- That's not a problem at all.
- That isn't a problem at all.
It's the same old problem.
- It's not a problem, is it?
- It isn't a problem, is it?
What's the problem, Tom?
There's no problem here.
- It's not a problem, Tom.
- It isn't a problem, Tom.
There's a problem here.
It's a small problem.