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practice makes the impossible possible.

practice makes the impossible possible.

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practice makes the impossible possible.

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updated May 22, 2013
posted by juancarlosabadr
"Practice" Begin a sentence with a capital letter. Welcome mate , now is that a statement or are you wanting to ask a question? Buena suerte amigo. - ray76, May 20, 2013
It is neither, what happens is that I'm new here... I want to do Friendships.... so.... Give Your Facebook or a social network - juancarlosabadr, May 22, 2013

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"practice" is a noun and "to practise" is a verb.

Therefore "practice makes the impossible possible" makes no more sense than

Sky makes the impossible possible.

I think it should be

Practising makes the impossible possible.

Practicar hace posible lo imposible.

updated May 22, 2013
edited by ian-hill
posted by ian-hill
La Practica seems to work too...originally I omitted the La in error - gohern, May 20, 2013
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La práctica hace imposible lo posible.

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updated May 20, 2013
edited by gohern
posted by gohern
Not a good advise, unless you use the translator as a dictionary. That is, one qord at a time, and then let your brains be your "translator". - chileno, May 20, 2013