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Results 21 - 24 of about 24 | | | 16 June 2008 03:46 | lakilNumber of messages: 249 | Thank you for "copying" your information for me. You should not have..:-) I already know the subject, however I still maintain that the translation in that respect is wrong. Thanks. | | 16 June 2008 06:25 | | Was the problem in his brain or in his heart, lakil? | | 16 June 2008 10:40 | Emma5Number of messages: 5 | As far as I know, "infarkt" always means "a heart attack". The problem was in his heart, not his brain. He died of a heart attack. At least that's was reported in the media. Even if the word "coronary" is not used so often to explain a "heart attack" it does not mean it was incorrect. | | 16 June 2008 16:42 | | I agree that it was not incorrect. I changed it to heart attack because that's the more common term in English. But I'm wondering why lakil still insists it was a stroke. |
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