Examples of using Difficult to say in English and their translations into Finnish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
And that makes it pretty difficult to say goodbye.
Hi, Ronaldo. I'm happy to be here because I have something difficult to say.
Sometimes Mr. Esmond finds it very difficult to say no to me.
I-it's even more difficult to say… But here it goes.
Difficult to say, only the duchess lived the castle, these last 40 years.
The subject still seems important despite being so difficult to say out loud.
That's difficult to say.
of course, difficult to say.
It is extremely difficult to say, why there have been more bicycle thefts in Turku than elsewhere.
It would be difficult to say that an action plan is an outdated instrument before we have actually used it
It is difficult to say what role in this healing was played by the seeds of milk thistle, because the treatment was initially held in the hospital.
There are a number of obstacles and it would be difficult to say which one is the major obstacle.
NL It is difficult to say what is more absurd,
so it will be extremely difficult to say where the final game will end up.
After September 11, it is obviously more difficult to say that everyone except terrorists should be covered by its provisions.
It often feels difficult to say that the greatest responsibility lies with children's parents and no one can transfer it away from them.
That's a little difficult to say… How long?
How much time is necessary- it is very difficult to say- this process is very individual and depends on many
Whether or not that person is connected to one of the victims-- very difficult to say.
If the manager of the company finds it difficult to say the name of the tool