03-17-2019, 04:54 PM
I have an idea as to how we can get a correct Hebrew translation of "Impossible Is Nothing."
We first have to track down the origin of the quote, which has already been done for us by Quote Investigator:
https://quoteinvestigator.com/2017/11/28/impossible-is/
Acknowledging that this is a marketing slogan from Adidas that had been falsely attributed to the late, great American boxer, Muhammad Ali, we next have to track down the Hebrew version of this Adidas slogan. Which should not be too difficult for someone living in Israel (*waves to Jason*), as Adidas is marketed in Israel by Adidas Israel, a subsidiary of Adidas Worldwide.
So, someone in Israel (*waves to Jason!*) can maybe contact Adidas Israel by phone and ask about their slogan?
We first have to track down the origin of the quote, which has already been done for us by Quote Investigator:
https://quoteinvestigator.com/2017/11/28/impossible-is/
Acknowledging that this is a marketing slogan from Adidas that had been falsely attributed to the late, great American boxer, Muhammad Ali, we next have to track down the Hebrew version of this Adidas slogan. Which should not be too difficult for someone living in Israel (*waves to Jason*), as Adidas is marketed in Israel by Adidas Israel, a subsidiary of Adidas Worldwide.
So, someone in Israel (*waves to Jason!*) can maybe contact Adidas Israel by phone and ask about their slogan?
!לחיים