Examples of using Difficult to talk in English and their translations into Danish
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It must be difficult to talk openly about someone who did this kind of harm to you.
Dementia can be difficult to talk about, which is why moving the focus from discussing dementia to talking about old age in general when approaching residents was a good suggestion.
a territory where it is difficult to talk of rule of law, democratic institutions or human rights.
letting them know that they should feel free to talk about anything on Cyberhus- including issues that are really difficult to talk about.
so it's difficult to talk about a specific age when a child starts to do something on his own.
It is difficult to talk about security in Europe if we run away from discussion about the situation on the European Union's eastern border,
people on social media; they utilize images rather than words to share their thoughts on subjects which are difficult to talk about.
letting them know that they should feel free to talk about anything on Cyberhus- including issues that are really difficult to talk about.
Of course, it seems difficult to talk about accession dates, even if it would be useful, very useful, in order to facilitate public opinion in the countries concerned,
It is difficult to talk to the Russians.
It's difficult to talk about it.
It's been difficult to talk to you lately, darling.
When I came to live here it was very difficult to talk to you.
It is difficult to talk seriously about common European Union security policy without the Lisbon Treaty.
congratulations should go to those people who hitherto have found it difficult to talk to each other.
It's difficult to talk about, you see, because I learned about his problem in confession.-Well, what is it… That's.
Very often, women find it difficult to talk about violence, either because of the shock they have been through
Mr President, some people of our generation find it difficult to talk about Srebrenica, because it is true that we have always asked ourselves what we would have done when,
I honestly believe it would be difficult to talk of victory for the one side or defeat for the other.
can be difficult to talk about, which is why moving the focus from discussing dementia to talking about old age in general when approaching residents was a good suggestion.