H hamhoc New member Joined Jun 1, 2010 Member Type Student or Learner Jun 2, 2010 #1 << If you have money you can make the ghosts and devils turn your grind stone>> I found this sentence in a book, and I still couldn't get the meaning of it, so please help me! Thank you in advance.
<< If you have money you can make the ghosts and devils turn your grind stone>> I found this sentence in a book, and I still couldn't get the meaning of it, so please help me! Thank you in advance.
A Abstract Idea Key Member Joined Jun 13, 2009 Member Type Interested in Language Native Language Portuguese Home Country Brazil Current Location United States Jun 29, 2010 #2 hamhoc said: << If you have money you can make the ghosts and devils turn your grind stone>> I found this sentence in a book, and I still couldn't get the meaning of it, so please help me! Thank you in advance. Click to expand... I "googled" it and it seems to be a Chinese proverb which means something like "if you have money you can do anything." Take a look for instance at Melanie Finney's page: Language and Proverbs By the way, in which book have you found it?
hamhoc said: << If you have money you can make the ghosts and devils turn your grind stone>> I found this sentence in a book, and I still couldn't get the meaning of it, so please help me! Thank you in advance. Click to expand... I "googled" it and it seems to be a Chinese proverb which means something like "if you have money you can do anything." Take a look for instance at Melanie Finney's page: Language and Proverbs By the way, in which book have you found it?
