Examples of using To have a problem in English and their translations into Dutch
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Sven seemed to have a problem with my saying no.
That moran kid seems to have a problem that needs correcting.
Well, they don't seem to have a problem with the free food.
But they seem to have a problem with the Bulgarians, often the Roma people.
We seam to have a problem in one of the cooling towers.
But Europe does tend to have a problem with enforcement.
They don't seem to have a problem with free food.
Mr. Bloom, seem to have a problem with the card.
You seem to have a problem with this, Sheila.
He didn't seem to have a problem killing us back then.
You dont seem to have a problem.
I used to have a problem with that.
I really don't want to have a problem over this.
We are in Yugoslavia. This is not a good place to have a problem.
You appear to have a problem.
Dave doesn't seem to have a problem.
Maybe because you never allow yourself to have a problem, Megan.
You didn't seem to have a problem with wanton violence six years ago.
One, you seem to have a problem with titles.
I really don't want to have a problem over this.