Comments on: 061 – Girlfriend Problems | ESL Podcast http://www.china232.com/061-girlfriend-problems-esl-podcast.php?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=061-girlfriend-problems-esl-podcast ESL Podcasts, Learn English for free! Fri, 10 Feb 2012 13:42:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: spn.supply@gmail.com http://www.china232.com/061-girlfriend-problems-esl-podcast.php/comment-page-1#comment-53132 spn.supply@gmail.com Sat, 26 Nov 2011 13:17:30 +0000 http://localhost/china232withblogintegration/061-girlfriend-problems-esl-podcast#comment-53132 Hi Andew From your point of veiw, i like to sell my products through tradital chanel such as big super chain store, but long term and really thin margin. In australia, do u think should i go for ebay, my product are esky may i have your opinion, Pls reply to my email, I not very rush Thanks Hi Andew
From your point of veiw, i like to sell my products through tradital chanel such as big super chain store, but long term and really thin margin. In australia, do u think should i go for ebay, my product are esky may i have your opinion,

Pls reply to my email,
I not very rush

Thanks

]]> By: Klaus Heck http://www.china232.com/061-girlfriend-problems-esl-podcast.php/comment-page-1#comment-288 Klaus Heck Fri, 13 Mar 2009 09:40:12 +0000 http://localhost/china232withblogintegration/061-girlfriend-problems-esl-podcast#comment-288 Hi, I have a question with the term "impossible". Perhaps there are "false friends", I mean the problem of "free-rider"-translation to the German word "unmöglich". In German we call (people often calls me) so "impossible" (=unmöglich), if he has some audacity. For example: In the good old time I forget my key in the car and tried to open it from outside with a peace of wire. The police came and instead of just telling them, that I was actual the owner of the car, I asked them to help me to crack in the car—and they did. So, if I tell this story, people sometimes smile and say to me: "Oh Klaus, you are impossible (unmöglich)" meaning: how could you dare. My question: is in English "to be impossible" perhaps possible also at this free-ride-translation to the meaning of the German "impossible" (unmöglich)? Hi, I have a question with the term “impossible”. Perhaps there are “false friends”, I mean the problem of “free-rider”-translation to the German word “unmöglich”.

In German we call (people often calls me) so “impossible” (=unmöglich), if he has some audacity. For example: In the good old time I forget my key in the car and tried to open it from outside with a peace of wire. The police came and instead of just telling them, that I was actual the owner of the car, I asked them to help me to crack in the car—and they did. So, if I tell this story, people sometimes smile and say to me: “Oh Klaus, you are impossible (unmöglich)” meaning: how could you dare.
My question: is in English “to be impossible” perhaps possible also at this free-ride-translation to the meaning of the German “impossible” (unmöglich)?

]]> By: Vusal http://www.china232.com/061-girlfriend-problems-esl-podcast.php/comment-page-1#comment-287 Vusal Sat, 27 Dec 2008 17:32:15 +0000 http://localhost/china232withblogintegration/061-girlfriend-problems-esl-podcast#comment-287 nice one :) nice one :)

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