意思
Used to express agreement and understanding of a shared problem.
文化背景
Americans often use this to bond quickly with strangers in lines or waiting rooms. British speakers might use it with a dry, sarcastic tone to emphasize how much they dislike a situation.
Tone matters
Always use a sympathetic or slightly sarcastic tone. If you say it flatly, it might sound like you are actually asking for a story.
意思
Used to express agreement and understanding of a shared problem.
Tone matters
Always use a sympathetic or slightly sarcastic tone. If you say it flatly, it might sound like you are actually asking for a story.
自我测试
When should you use 'Tell me about it'?
Your friend says: 'I am so tired of this long commute.'
This is a complaint, so you use the phrase to show empathy.
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视觉学习工具
练习题库
1 练习Your friend says: 'I am so tired of this long commute.'
This is a complaint, so you use the phrase to show empathy.
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常见问题
1 个问题Only if you have a very casual relationship. Otherwise, stick to 'I understand.'
相关表达
I know, right?
synonymStrong agreement
You're telling me!
synonymStrong agreement