waht dose 'it is so simple no? ' means?
I have not seen the two white cubes exercise done without error yet, so why are you moving ahead. I challenge you-it is so simple no?
Take the coin from my hand...
(writer said he is just kidding here...)
have trouble understand this, 'it is so simple no? take the coin from my hand.'
does it mean ,like ,'take the challenge,It's not hard to you ,right?'
and why 'take a coin from my hand'?
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You are correct. It's said with a pause before "no", as in "It is so simple, no?" meaning "It's so simple, surely you must agree!"
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I guess "Take the coin from my hand" refers to a trick when you ask someone to take a coin from your open hand, and when they try, you close it so fast that they can't do it.
Regarding "It is so simple, no?" (the comma was missing) - look here for explanations:
https://www.quora.com/Does-adding-no-to-the-end-of-the-sentence-make-it-a-question
http://forum.wordreference.com/threads/614855/
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