what is kd shoe size

 

Porque is the Oxford Spanish-English dictionary, which is a very good and comprehensive dictionary to not just English but also Spanish dictionaries.We know you will enjoy this website as much as we do. Whether you're writing a business proposal, running a small side project, or any other translation work, knowing the meaning of "scribus" in Esperanto should help.KD size shoe size is an acronym for: Kinder Days Old and it was created by Ralph Lauren in order to standardize sizing among children's shoes. The value depended on the child's age and weight when they were born (i.e., how long they had been on this earth).What we do. Write and translate web content for a living.Language is like sex: Good to get, better the more you have.[/ARTICLE END]Er... I have a question :PAfter reviewing your explanation, here are my thoughts . . .Good words: Kinder Day Old (KDE), Kinder Size Shoe (KDS), Standardize Size (S). 

 

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Bad words: standardizing sizes, standardizing footwear (when it is about clothing, clothing size is only for reference to fit someone's body!). There are far too many bad words in this article. Mistakes like using these should be avoided at all costs because they look really stupid and can confuse people. Some of them even have a negative connotation (e.g. "size" when it means "size of clothing"). This article's spelling and grammar are very poor, too. The author should spend some time learning how to use English correctly.I write a lot of articles like this one and I've become used to it, but it requires a great deal of editing because they're so bad. I know that you're only doing this for fun as a hobby, but there's no doubt that you could work as a freelance translator or copywriter with such bad articles. All you need to do is make sure that the articles are good, then people will pay you to do it. Do some research into this and I'm sure you'll agree. 

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BHW is a really great place to learn new things, but it's also good for finding professional translators and copywriters to work with in a freelance capacity. There's no reason why you couldn't try writing some articles on client specifications and they might hire you. You'd probably want to speak to some of the successful users about how to go about doing this if you're interested.

Good luck!

Just my 2 cents worth, if you write poorly or make grammar mistakes in your articles here, you're seriously limiting yourself. Just one bad article like this would scare off a client, who would be worried that other articles from you might be just as bad. There's a limit to how much free work people will do for free: a certain number of words for $4 or $5 doesn't make sense. Neither does working with people who don't take the time and effort to learn English correctly and converse with others in an intelligent manner even though they're going to earn money by doing so.