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LenaKis

8 mag 2017

Russo

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

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Qual è la differenza tra comfort e convenience ?Sentiti libero di rispondere con un esempio.

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Fly-Half

8 mag 2017

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Inglese (Stati Uniti)

@LenaKis Not grammatically but people would understand.

The correct way (well one of many) would be to say "I am comfortable enough to handle this project."

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Fly-Half

8 mag 2017

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

Comfort is what provides relaxation or a sort of peace. So being comfortable is being relaxed.

Convenience describes what is easy to do. Those are the general concepts behind the two words. Now they may change in spelling or reference depending how they are used in a sentence.

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Blackacre

8 mag 2017

Inglese (Regno Unito)

@LenaKis The air conditioning is switched on for your comfort.
The bank will be open until 5pm for your convenience.

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al_fa

8 mag 2017

Inglese (Stati Uniti)
Italiano

Comfort relates to being at ease, being comfortable and feeling well.

Convenience is a word connected more to economy. Convenience is economical advantage, a convenience store is a place where you can buy at low prices.

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LenaKis

8 mag 2017

Russo

@al_fa @Blackacre @Fly-Half thank you guys! So I can say: I feel myself enough comfortable representing a new project. Is it correct?

Blackacre

8 mag 2017

Inglese (Regno Unito)

@LenaKis I feel comfortable representing g a new project.

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Fly-Half

8 mag 2017

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

@LenaKis Not grammatically but people would understand.

The correct way (well one of many) would be to say "I am comfortable enough to handle this project."

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al_fa

8 mag 2017

Inglese (Stati Uniti)
Italiano

@LenaKis I'd say: "I feel quite comfortable leading the new project." Changing the emphasis a bit if you are promoting yourself. I cannot think of someone "representing a project"

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Fly-Half

8 mag 2017

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

@LenaKis You're Russian! I have an old flag dating back to the Soviet Union that I wish could be translated lol

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Blackacre

8 mag 2017

Inglese (Regno Unito)

@al_fa if you're the primary on a project and you're the face of it then you're representing it, I'd be fine with that.

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LenaKis

8 mag 2017

Russo

@Fly-Half do you mean the nation flag of Soviet Union ? Do you ask about the meaning of the symbols?

Fly-Half

8 mag 2017

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

@LenaKis Also the symbol meanings if you know

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Fly-Half

8 mag 2017

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

@LenaKis This flag and the two pictures show both sides of it

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LenaKis

8 mag 2017

Russo

@Fly-Half in the USSR constantly were competitions between plants (factories). And the winner, I mean plant-winner, not just one man, was given this flag. It's like symbol of the win. Translation: we will come to the victory of communist labor (Lenin's quote). Second one: passing flag for high achievements in the socialist competition.

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Qual è la differenza tra comfort e convenience ?Sentiti libero di rispondere con un esempio.

@LenaKis Not grammatically but people would understand.The correct way (well one of many) would be to say "I am comfortable enough to handle this project."

Comfort is what provides relaxation or a sort of peace. So being comfortable is being relaxed.Convenience describes what is easy to do. Those are the general concepts behind the two words. Now they may change in spelling or reference depending how they are used in a sentence.

@LenaKis The air conditioning is switched on for your comfort.The bank will be open until 5pm for your convenience.

Comfort relates to being at ease, being comfortable and feeling well. Convenience is a word connected more to economy. Convenience is economical advantage, a convenience store is a place where you can buy at low prices.

@LenaKis I feel comfortable representing g a new project.

@LenaKis Not grammatically but people would understand.The correct way (well one of many) would be to say "I am comfortable enough to handle this project."

@LenaKis I'd say: "I feel quite comfortable leading the new project." Changing the emphasis a bit if you are promoting yourself. I cannot think of someone "representing a project"

@LenaKis You're Russian! I have an old flag dating back to the Soviet Union that I wish could be translated lol

@al_fa if you're the primary on a project and you're the face of it then you're representing it, I'd be fine with that.

@LenaKis Also the symbol meanings if you know

@LenaKis This flag and the two pictures show both sides of it

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@LenaKis Not grammatically but people would understand.

The correct way (well one of many) would be to say "I am comfortable enough to handle this project."

Comfort is what provides relaxation or a sort of peace. So being comfortable is being relaxed.

Convenience describes what is easy to do. Those are the general concepts behind the two words. Now they may change in spelling or reference depending how they are used in a sentence.

@LenaKis The air conditioning is switched on for your comfort.
The bank will be open until 5pm for your convenience.

Comfort relates to being at ease, being comfortable and feeling well.

Convenience is a word connected more to economy. Convenience is economical advantage, a convenience store is a place where you can buy at low prices.

@LenaKis Not grammatically but people would understand.

The correct way (well one of many) would be to say "I am comfortable enough to handle this project."