How to pronounce “pain in the neck” in English

Because it's a pain in the neck to be a public company.

it's a pain in the neck and it's it's a huge improvement so do yourself a favor this is the galley and again is you know

You can-- it's a pain in the neck, and it's kind of cumbersome.

or this situation is a pain in the neck.

Because having records on paper was a pain in the neck.

body that that a that's a pain in the neck that makes me sick actually over and over and over you're sending a

stung and were they like a pain in the neck, or were you able to keep them far enough away?

was working with and he said that he had a a pain in the neck in the back of his head and neck for about six years and he

Because that's a pain in the neck when it sticks.

They're a pain in the neck.

So you need to do backups, even though they're a pain in the neck.

Something that is going to be a pain in the neck, an add-on to everything that they are already doing.

Well, it sounds like we're just using it as a metaphor when we say that someone is a pain in the neck,

So I knew that for her, it could be-- how you say, a pain in the neck.

Like, people say to us it's a pain in the neck to up load a recipe to your site.

which is related to individual health insurance markets, saying, "Buying an individual health insurance policy can be a real pain in the neck."

One of the problems with blogs is that people repeat themselves -- it's one thing after another, after another, after another, after another; it's a pain in the neck -- whereas