Examples of using May have a problem in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
We may have a problem. GUS: Yes.
Carter, we may have a problem.
Hey, Marc, we may have a problem.
Then I guess we may have a problem.
I think we may have a problem.
No, I mean, I could see that you may have a problem.
Uh, I believe we may have a problem.
It looks like we may have a problem.
We may have a problem.
We may have a problem keeping him here.
You may have a problem.
And Holden and your new boyfriend may have a problem with that harsh reality. If it comes down to them or us.
If you think you may have a problem with SoloStar, please consult your Health Care Professional.
I don't mean to throw a wrench into things here… but we may have a problem.
When the temperature rises, we may have a problem, but usually, If you are cool,
You may have a problem with your MAF sensor the original sensors are Bosch sensors.
this one may feature a scareware message deceiving users they may have a problem.
I spoke with Lily's teacher, and she thinks that she may have a problem with sharing, which she might have gotten from.
advice a lot of beginners who thought they may have a problem actually find they were just making a simple mistake
If there is not, we may have a problem with the referendums; we may have a problem with female representation at the elections to Parliament; and we may have a problem with female representation in the public administration.