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05.02.2010
Ernest Hemingway had no time for adjectives. His writing always got to the point. Hemingway was a genius, and so is Steve Jobs, except that the Apple CEO likes adjectives. Here, thanks to Neil Curtis, is Steve Jobs introducing the iPad last week. As you'll hear, it's great, phenomenal, amazing, excellent, magical, bigger, better, larger, awesome, revolutionary, extraordinary, gorgeous, wonderful, incredible, super, terrific, tremendous, exciting, beautiful, remarkable, fantastic, unbelievable...
"I write one page of masterpiece to 91 pages of shit," Ernest Hemingway told F. Scott Fitzgerald in 1934. "I try to put the shit in the wastebasket."
auf den Punkt kommen, direkt das Wesentliche sagen
Genie
(Chief Executive Officer) Hauptgeschäftsführer(in)
fantastisch, wunderbar
wunderschön
unglaublich
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Okay, just I'm know that the iPad is amazing, super, better, revolutionary ........ but what can I do with the iPad? In German you can say: He talk a long time, but he nothing say....