Examples of using Having some problems in English and their translations into Portuguese
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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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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
they are having some problems, they seem to be thinking as managers.
Well, we were having some problems with the machine back in California
she's been having some problems, more than just the typical teenage things, and I was hoping that you might be able to sit down with her.
Obviously we're having some problems with Computer but we will be all right.
Eric told me that you were having some problems in school. And we thought that this would be a really fun way to do your homework.
Dave tells me you have been having some problems lately with concentrating
Ms. McCartney thought that you should be held back a year because she felt you were having some problems with your classmates.
I know he's a lot older than you are and you two are having some problems but… anyway,
tell him that this Jack Keller's having some problems… with his new security system.
It took me a little while to find my feet when I moved up from Crawley and er… I ended up having some problems with alcohol, other stuff.
that is not correct, namely that it is because Greece is in the euro area that it is having some problems.
Having some problems with your Freelander, bring it to us for repair
it's best to be open and honest with them about the fact that you and your spouse are having some problems.
I guess they're having some problems, you know, in bed.
It looks like that HTC is having some problems of keeping information's away from public since in the last few days we were able to see a large number of leaks
Jake may have some problems, But he's not going to be sent to prison.
we're gonna have some problems, yo.
Actually, If you bought cheap films will still have some problem with bubbles!
Jimmy's friends occasionally have some problems.
In case they may have some problems.