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Why i say unpossible instead of impossible?

You say "unpossible" instead of "impossible" because you're either:

* Making a joke: "Unpossible" is a playful, humorous way to say "impossible". It implies something is so incredibly difficult or unlikely that it's beyond the realm of possibility.

* Using a dialect or regional speech pattern: Some dialects or regional variations of English might use "unpossible" instead of "impossible".

* Being influenced by other languages: Some languages might use a similar word construction for "impossible" that translates directly to "unpossible" in English.

It's important to note that "unpossible" is not a standard English word. "Impossible" is the correct and widely accepted spelling.

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