Adidas slogan: impossible, I just can't speak English.

Nothing is impossible, nothing is impossible.

Adidas advertising language: impossible is not. Chinese translation means: Nothing is impossible.

Adidas advertising language encyclopedia:

There are two versions of basketball:

You're fooled (you're fooled)

When I dunk (whenever I dunk)

When I won the NBA scoring champion, you were fooled twice (twice) (do you really think)

Because you blinded my eyes (I was alone)

Although I believe (but seriously)

It takes five people (the competition is five people)

But you're not fooled, are you? (Believe it or not)

(2)

You are a fool (you have been played)

Whenever I dunk (whenever I dunk at will)

30-40 (minus 30.40 points)

You are a fool (do you really think)

Because you think it's about me (I did it alone)

What I believe (but seriously)

It needs five babies (competition, five people)

Now he may be a fool (believe it or not)

Five-person edition

Garnett: You've been played.

McGrady: When I dunk (whenever I dunk)

Arenas: Cut 30.40 cents (score 30.40 points)

Duncan: You still really think (you really think)

Garnett: I did it alone.

Than Rupps: how serious (but serious)

T-Mac: There are five people in the competition.

Garnett: Believe it or not (believe it or not)