Is it possible to say "I can't more!" (Я не могу больше!), or only "I can't stand it more" is correct?
P.S. Or maybe "I can't stand it longer"?
Is it possible to say "I can't more!" (Я не могу больше!), or only "I can't stand it more" is correct?
P.S. Or maybe "I can't stand it longer"?
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Or "I can't stand it any more/any longer"?Originally Posted by Оля
Я вас любил так искренно, так нежно,
Как дай вам бог любимой быть другим.
Or "I can't take any more!"
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Is it possible to say "I can't more!" ??
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
Нет.Originally Posted by Оля
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No.Originally Posted by Оля
"I can't take any more!"
"I can't take it any longer!"
"I can't take it any more!"
"I can't stand it any longer!"
"I can't stand it any more!"
etc.
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http://www.wnyc.org/books/11867"I can’t no more. I’ll die," she yelled at her sister as she threw things into a cardboard valise.
http://www.sweetslyrics.com/415781.Stat ... nough.htmlI've had enough, I can't anymore
Enough is enough, I can't stand no more
Thanks.
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
http://www.sweetslyrics.com/415781.Stat ... nough.html[/quote:3ayee4ee]Originally Posted by Ken Watts
Firstly, don't use song lyrics, they contain non-standard language.
"I can't no more" is slang, it's grammatically incorrect and teaching it to foreigners, especially without explaining it is slang is not the done thing.
Secondly "I can't anymore" can only be used in a very narrow context, when the previous sentence or clause contains a verb it can relate to. Olya gave the Russian for what she was trying to say. "Я не могу больше!", which can work as a stand-alone phrase in Russian can be used in a general context.
Finding obscure references on the net and presenting them to non-native speakers is not helpful. Olya could have googled it herself, she's asking for opinion and explanation.
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Оля, to keep it simple you can't say "I can't anymore!" by itself, and you "I can't no more" is very slangy and is something a very uneducated person would say.
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