Examples of using "Sorun" in a sentence and their english translations:
- No problem!
- No prob.
- No problem.
- What's the matter?
- What is the matter?
the troublemakers,
Ask the question,
It's okay.
The matter was settled.
has no problem.
What gives?
- The problem is his.
- The problem is hers.
Problem solved!
What was the problem?
- Ask anyone.
- Ask anybody.
What's the big deal?!
- I am okay.
- No problem!
- It's OK.
- I'm OK.
- I'm well.
- It's all right!
Don't make trouble.
- It wasn't a problem.
- It was no problem.
- There'll be trouble.
- There's going to be trouble.
Where is the problem?
- It's not a problem.
- It isn't a problem.
The problem is prevalent.
The problem is theirs.
The problem is Tom's.
The problem is huge.
We're the problem.
This is the problem.
- What gives?
- What's the trouble?
- Here's the problem.
- There's the problem.
Let's not look for problems.
It's Tom who's the problem.
The problem is Tom.
The problem is complex.
The problem is them.
The problem is me.
The problem is him.
The problem is you.
That was the trouble.
Ask Alex.
Ask your question.
The problem is the economy.
The problem is getting serious.
Ask your doctors.
It shouldn't be an issue.
The problem remains unsolved.
The problem was beset with difficulties.
"That's not the problem." "Then what's wrong?"
What's the problem here?
You're not the problem.
The problem isn't ours.
The problem at this point is that there is a problem.
- What is the problem?
- What's the problem?
Then what's the problem?
- The problem isn't that.
- That's not a problem.
But that's fine.
and it's one that we are not solving.
one common problem,
It bothers me a lot,
And see, that's the problem.
So ask yourself,
problem that has spread throughout the region.
What on earth is the problem?
Floyd, what's the matter?
Something is wrong with the brakes.
- The matter is of great importance.
- It's a very important matter.
- It's a very important thing.
The problem was under discussion.
The question was much discussed.
The matter is of no importance.
The question doesn't concern me.
- The problem is not worth consideration.
- The problem isn't worth consideration.
The problem is as good as settled.
The issue fell between the cracks.
- The problem is not settled yet.
- The problem isn't settled yet.
The problem was very difficult.
The matter is all settled.
The problem remains to be solved.
The issue divided the senators.
- That's not the problem.
- The problem isn't that.
- That's not the issue.
- That isn't the problem.
The question is left in abeyance.
The trouble is that we have no money.
The problem is that we have no money.
OK, no problem.
No problem, I understand.
The question is which to choose.
There are a few problems.