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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Hello all.
I have one problem. I wonder if I can make a new adjective that would be understandable for all English users. What I mean? I wonder if I can say something in manner of for example :" This will be a never-paid-off loan" instead of " This loan will never be paid off?
I have one problem. I wonder if I can make a new adjective that would be understandable for all English users. What I mean? I wonder if I can say something in manner of for example :" This will be a never-paid-off loan" instead of " This loan will never be paid off?
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Anonymous This will be a never-paid-off loan" Such constructions might be appropriate in German, but we don't often invent such constructions in English. CJ
- Anonymous This will be a never-paid-off loan" Such constructions might be appropriate in German, but we don't often invent such constructions in English.
- CJ
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AnonymousThis will be a never-paid-off loan"Such constructions might be appropriate in German, but we don't often invent such constructions in English.
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CalifJimbut we don't often invent such constructions in English.Especially when there is already a suitable adjective: a defaulted loan.
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