"On ne peut plus gérer cette situation impossible."

Translation: We can no longer manage this impossible situation.

[--Roody--]

To be honest, there is NO better way to say it than what Duo provided. For both French and English. I advise people to just copy the default translations.

(Now I await the down votes from Duo haters.)

[wendy385191]

'We can manage this impossible situation no longer' should be accepted. Perfectly good English.

[Ruby455843]

Agreed Wendy.

[--Roody--]

Sounds more like German. We would never put "no longer" on the end like that. It has to go before or after "can". (native speaker)

[Luminous_Moose]

Gotta disagree with "never". To me, "we can manage this impossible situation no longer" sounds like something a politician might say in a speech.

[Dmitri47485]

"We cannot manage any longer this impossible situation" - was rejected.

[DaveGarrar]

Why not: We can't cope with this impossible situation any more

[BrianBoru4]

Linguee accepts 'to cope with' as one of the less common meanings of 'gérer' but both it and Larousse indicate that its main meanings imply a form of control: eg 'manage', 'handle (eg a situation)', 'deal with' or 'administer'.

Larousse prefers 'supporter' as the general verb for 'to cope'. HTH.

[FeisGal1]

How about, "We can manage this impossible situation no longer"?