Examples of using Know a bit in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Now that you know a bit about its history, you can see why the alphabet is easy to learn.
Now you know a bit about us, let us know a bit more about you.
Now that you know a bit of information about Kodomoroid and Otonaroid,
It's also very customizable if you know a bit of MEL or Python which are the scripting languages in Maya.
As soon as your friends and relatives find out that you know a bit about computers, it's all over.
Now that you know a bit about how to choose a supplement brand, let's look at
So this is fine if you know a bit about VPNs, but not so much if you're a newbie.
I have been at Chelsea, Marseille and Galatasaray, and I know a bit of the work they have to do off the pitch.
Well, Mom had me read all of these Haitian history books, so I know a bit about the country.
Whatever it is, just make it something you're interested in and already know a bit about.
So if you work for a travel agent then you should know a bit about that industry.
Right, my grandpa was a Taoist priest, so I know a bit about ghosts and demons.
Nowadays you'd have to say I know a bit about football, I might be an ordinary mother
Once you know a bit about decision theory, you can plan
find the best evening dresses that suit you, you must know a bit about the materials used and the design of the dress, keeping your body shape in mind.
Nowadays you would have to say I know a bit about football, I might be an ordinary mother
Mr Willmott says that a good manager should know a bit about the lives of their employees such as whether they have kids
These video games have been made by PSP fans who know a bit about programming and have made their very personal video games for the PSP group.
You will get a slimmer sidebar with calls to other sub-sidebars, that you can optimize with if/else constructs if you know a bit of PHP coding for WordPress.
where people simply say what they mean, in Thai communication, the listener must know a bit about the culture to fully understand what is being said.