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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Associate to
Someone said this in a video.
In the second to last sentence he says "I associate to that sport more". Is that correct and natural?
I'm a truebred entrepreneur and by my definition that means someone who likes losing. Meaning I think of myself much more as a UFC fighter than a boxer. I think that in boxing when you get a loss its like a Scarlett letter. In the UFC everyone has losses. It's part of the game. I associate to that sport more as an entrepreneur. There isn't an entrepreneur that doesn't have losses.
Thank you
In the second to last sentence he says "I associate to that sport more". Is that correct and natural?
I'm a truebred entrepreneur and by my definition that means someone who likes losing. Meaning I think of myself much more as a UFC fighter than a boxer. I think that in boxing when you get a loss its like a Scarlett letter. In the UFC everyone has losses. It's part of the game. I associate to that sport more as an entrepreneur. There isn't an entrepreneur that doesn't have losses.
Thank you
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I think I understand what he's trying to get across but I don't think he's said it in a way that makes real sense. That sentence seems unnatural to me.
- I think I understand what he's trying to get across but I don't think he's said it in a way that makes real sense.
- That sentence seems unnatural to me.
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I think I understand what he's trying to get across but I don't think he's said it in a way that makes real sense. That sentence seems unnatural to me.
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