Examples of using To find a common language in English and their translations into Slovak
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Computer
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Programming
From the trailer becomes clear that you need to find a common language with all the countries represented on the map.
With all it is necessary to find a common language, settle the conflict
While working with him, it is difficult to find a common language, as the Scorpions like to release sarcastic comments and sarcast.
The ring on the little finger will help to find a common language with different people,
It is very difficult to find a common language with this new, almost adult person.
Sometimes it is difficult to find a common language with grandmothers in matters of raising their own child.
the situation as a whole is open and helps to find a common language.
The main goal of preschool education is to teach the child to live in a team, to find a common language with those of the same age as he.
it is easier to find a common language with them than with girls.
with which it is difficult to find a common language.
Yes, it so happens that sometimes it is not easy to find a common language with the closest person- your own mother.
is able to find a common language with Moscow in crisis situations.
the easier it will be to find a common language with new people
Caprices or unwillingness to see more of a nanny mean much more than the assumption that the first time it is difficult to find a common language with the child, that maybe he is not feeling, and so on.
And in order to make it easier to find a common language with the“second mom,” look at her more closely,
the ability to find a common language with anglers(preferably to be lovers of fishing),
not crushing parental authority, how to find a common language with a"difficult" teenager,
the world of finance- which are often"worlds apart"- need help to find a common language, through which CCIs can have fairer access to funding.
it is necessary to be able to find a common language with the rainbow of colors given to us by nature itself.
The fact that she is not the child's parent allows her to communicate with them on an equal footing and to find a common language while still remaining an authority in the eyes of the child.