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I just found this which seems like a reasonable explanation of the differences between the three. I'm excited that I get to practice this all in 2 weeks when I'm in Düsseldorf! german.stackexchange.com/que…
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okay how about ordering at a coffee shop... I was always taught "Ich würde gern einen Kaffee" rather than "Ich möchte einen Kaffee". Same idea right?
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But isn't it also the same as:
"Ich würde gern Ihnen helfen"
vs
"Ich will dir helfen"
Or does being so direct in German sound less abrasive than in English?
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Doesn't German do that too? "Ich würde gern..."
Similarly, "I want to help you" sounds weirdly aggressive compared to "I would like to help you"
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I also haven't used mine all that much, but I will say the times I have used it I definitely would not have been able to rig up any other green screen.
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On Amazon yes. What's interesting tho is how many unrelated products people buy when there's also a big launch. It's not just a bump in referrals on the new product!
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Yes, but mine tends to correlate with product launches and there have been fewer in my niche the last few months so I'm not surprised.
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At this point my main use of labels is the auto labeling rules I set up so that my inbox is color coded based on the project
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