yes
"Está muy mal" could mean several things depending on context. One might be "is very poorly". Another would be "it is very bad". Still another would be "He/she is not very well", or "You are very bad". To be more precise, you would need to put the phrase into a complete sentence.
if someone had said muy bien to you, you would have had to ask them how they are. muy bien translates into very good it is mainly used when asked como estas? (how are you) you can reply with bien (good) or muy bien (very good)
Say "Muy delicioso!" (Very dilicious.)
Bien, et tu? (informal) Bien, et Usted? (formal) Bien, et tu? (informal) Bien, et Usted? (formal)
I would say: très heureux I'm not sure it's spelled right though... you can also just say heureux
Los compañeros de trabajo dirían que soy muy convincente.
Offhand I would say no. Read your employment contract.
Goodbye.
You don't have a tendency to fly off the handle and get frustrated or angry really easily.ChaCha!
Persuasivo/a.
I would imagine that being honest is the best policy. Why would you need to protect those coworkers from being known as the reason you had to leave? I would not go into detail about the issues, particularly if they were rather personal issues, nor would I pinpoint them just out of spite, but I would be honest. Just simply say that there were personal conflicts with coworkers or something to that effect if it was personal, or if it was job-related, use conflicts with a coworker.
With a thesis statement in a persuasive you give your reasons why the readers should be on your side. So for example if you were doing a persuasive essay on banning of cigarettes then you would say your position and following would be your reasons why.
say that you as the turkey can do homework for them clean house and do chores! hope this helps!
Pedantic, persistent, persuasive.
No. And just say NO.
In order to simplify a very complex issue, I would just say he gave the German people a very persuasive yet clearly articulated picture (vision) of the future he intended to create for them. Yet, within his own ranks he maintained order by the use of "fear." Viper1
Readers would simply say that the writer is biased and dismiss the arguments presented on those grounds. Hope that helps!