Each cultural group has a typical way of saying something that sounds weird for a “foreigner.”
Israelis say: “Ein li koah” meaning: I don’t have the energy… add the exhausted breathless tone of voice to get the total mood.
Americans, if I am a judge of that, lol, say: I don’t have time! add the exclamation mark to get the mood… it is like throwing your hands up in total exasperation.
Hungarians say: Too much to do…
I say: I don’t have brain cells for that.
All of the statements above are mistaken in pinpointing the cause of the “no”.
Why do you feel like you don’t have enough time?
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Each cultural group has a typical way of saying something that sounds weird for a “foreigner.”
Israelis say: “Ein li koah” meaning: I don’t have the energy… add the exhausted breathless tone of voice to get the total mood.
Americans, if I am a judge of that, lol, say: I don’t have time! add the exclamation mark to get the mood… it is like throwing your hands up in total exasperation.
Hungarians say: Too much to do…
I say: I don’t have brain cells for that.
All of the statements above are mistaken in pinpointing the cause of the “no”.
Why do you feel like you don’t have enough time?
Next click to read the rest of the story
