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What is the difference between believe and trust ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between believe and trust ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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In most cases, they can be used in the same way, but "trust" has a little more emotional attachment than "believe."
I trust you. = I've known you for a long time and you have proven yourself to be a trustworthy person.
I believe you = It is reasonable to think that you are right.
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believe is accepting the truth or thinking something is true
trust is being more reliable on something or someone, more hopeful
i believe you ≠ i trust you
i believe you (to think that what you say is true)
i trust you (to have faith in you)
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In most cases, they can be used in the same way, but "trust" has a little more emotional attachment than "believe."
I trust you. = I've known you for a long time and you have proven yourself to be a trustworthy person.
I believe you = It is reasonable to think that you are right.
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영어가 좀 불편하시면..
I trust you. = (너를 잘 아니까) 너를 미들깨.
I believe you. = (그게 믿을만 하니까) 너를 미들깨.
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@arenasm thank you for your answer !! I rlly think your answer is also helpful but l couldn’t choose both answers for the best.... sorry but thanks!!
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