Examples of using "Problem" in a sentence and their english translations:
That is a trivial problem.
I've got a big problem.
You have a big problem.
- Where is the problem?
- What is the problem?
That is a trivial problem.
It's a problem.
Problem solved!
- No problem!
- No worries!
I solved the problem.
Solve the problem.
- We've got a problem.
- We have a problem.
- I have a problem.
- I've got a problem.
That's the issue.
But there's a problem.
This is a serious setback.
It is a difficult problem.
The problem remains unsolved.
He had no difficulty in solving the problem.
He solved the difficult problem.
That is a trivial problem.
I have a big problem.
You've got a big problem.
- There is one problem.
- There's one problem.
It's a problem.
That's my problem.
How did you solve the problem?
- Is it a problem?
- Is that an issue?
I think we've got a problem.
We have a problem, Tom.
I'll solve that problem.
You have a big problem.
- Let us forget this problem.
- Let's forget this problem.
Where is the problem?
What caused the problem?
Consider the following problem.
He solved the problem on his own.
- What gives?
- What's the trouble?
- We have a big problem.
- We've got a big problem.
- 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.
How will you solve the problem?
I attempted to solve the problem.
- What's the problem?
- What's the catch?
I have a similar problem.
It's a delicate problem.
What's your beef?
- That's not your problem.
- That isn't your problem.
Any problem that can be resolved with money isn't a problem, but the problem is that I'm poor.
But there is a problem:
And this is a problem.
This posed a unique problem,
Another problem is cultural.
And now I'm in trouble.
but he has a big problem.
It is easy to solve the problem.
- Can you do this problem?
- Can you solve this problem?
Another problem has arisen.
That is your major problem.
I solved the problem easily.
Let's discuss the problem with them.
The question is which to choose.
A trouble arose after school.
They were successful in solving the problem.
He made a thorough analysis of the problem.
He has got over the trouble.
Then there is a problem...
Tom has a big problem.
That's where the problem is.
We have the same problem.
This is not a small problem.
How serious is the problem?
We've got a serious problem here.
Let's clear up this problem.
The problem resolved itself.
Then there is a problem...
I had the same problem.
- It's a big problem.
- That's a big problem.
- This is a big problem.
I solved that problem by myself.
I have to solve the problem myself.
I tried solving the problem.
I can solve this problem.
- I'm going to work out the problem by myself.
- I am going to work out the problem by myself.
The problem is in the motor.
- This is not my problem.
- This isn't my problem.
It's a terrible problem.
The problem isn't ours.
I explained what the problem was.
- What's his problem?
- What is his problem?
It's a terrible problem.
He tried to solve the problem.