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I see what you mean.

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I see what you mean.

I understand your point.

Meaning

To understand someone's explanation, opinion, or intention.

Meaning

To understand someone's explanation, opinion, or intention.

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Thai Hypotheticals (tha...cha) th Strong Determination: n ga tame (ni) ja Russian Instrumental Case: Professions & States (кем/чем) ru Ordinal Numbers lo Using 何况 to Mean "Let Alone" (hékuàng) zh Present Perfect of 'To Be' (olmuş) az Existential 'Tidak Ada' id The 'Action If' Pattern: Once you... then do (거든) ko French Articles & Prepositions: Islands, Continents, States (en, au, à) fr Basic Consonants (Vyanjanangal) ml The Passive Participle in -n/-t sl Thai Demonstratives: This, That, and That Over There (nii, nan, noon) th Past Tense with Kana: Saying 'I was' and 'It was' (كان) ar Choosing Imperfective vs. Perfective in Present Tense hr I Can't! Korean Negation with 'Mot' (못) ko Using the Definite Article: When to Attach It hy Expressing Guesses & Opinions: 'It seems like' (-(으)ㄴ/는 것 같다) ko Comparing things: More and Less (더/덜) ko

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