"Bagi saya, tidak ada yang tidak mungkin."

Translation: For me, nothing is impossible.

[Ria___]

Does "To me, nothing is impossible" also work for this sentence?
So can have two different meanings, e.g. "Nothing is impossible for me to do" VS "I believe that nothing is impossible".

[StephenL1]

Yes this is correct. The sentence is ambiguous and both meanings can apply depending on context.

[CorSleutel2701]

According me?

[UpzahwvW]

Wah! Kamu memiliki kepala besar, iya?

[NicholasWo924530]

For me, there isn't anything impossible

Why not accpeted?

[TarjeiGrnv]

Because a native English speaker wouldn't put it like that.

[kamilh]

In my opinion, there is nothing impossible. Spot the difference, please. Or kindly explain to me where I'm wrong. Terimakasih

[TarjeiGrnv]

The Indonesian sentence doesn't explicitly mention opinions.

[TharunChan2]

Mugkinbis similar to how we say possible in hindi