a) Does "primarily agricultural products" refer to the final products, i.e., yogurt, or to the raw material, e.g., milk? b) Is "product" therefore a complete false friend? Thanks.
Like here: You help me. Addendum: I hate myself. Here the subject and the dative object are one and the same person. How come?
Hello, which of the two phrases should be used to indicate capacity problems? I can find information about both online, so I don't know which is spelled correctly.
Several atoms together form a molecule. But as I understand it, they are not a molecule. They don't fuse together to form a single piece of matter. Rather, they function together as what we observers perceive as a molecule, and in association with each other, they acquire different properties than they do in isolation. Thus,…
I find it extremely interesting how often, years after a film, people talk about how they couldn't have imagined a better actor in a particular role. It's always the same. As soon as a film is remembered positively, the memory also builds semantical connections to the actors and their outstanding performances. That's when most people…
What is the difference between: "Don't worry" and "You don't need to worry"? I'm a bit confused! Maybe for context: I'm not feeling well right now. Please don't worry…
Hello, This is the second time I've come across the word "caput/broken" in Spanish. Once in a book (Rayuela by Julio Cortázar, but I didn't think much of it because it often contains words and phrases from other languages) and now again in an audio recording (about politics in Uruguay, with a speaker presumably from…
Since the general formulation of the problem might look a bit too complicated, I will use a clever example here. “Cakes are suitable for red-haired and clever people” Does this mean that cakes are suitable for people who are both red-haired and smart, or that cakes are suitable for both red-haired and smart people?
Isn't the baby primarily happy? How can his behavior reflect his happiness?
You cannot command the act of finding.
Please do not delete this as a joke question, it has an epistemological background, similar to the survey Background: There are robots or algorithms that pretend to be human and check the box "I am not a robot," even though they are not human. Perhaps the question is posed incorrectly. https://praxistipps.chip.de/ich-bin-kein-roboter-koennen-roboter-das-feld- aktuell-nicht-anklicken_157294 If you are…
Why is "80" the assigned value of the variable "speedLimit" here and how do I know that it is not a literal?