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27 January
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English (US)
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How do you say this in English (US)? Hi, is it awkward to say 'going astray'
in the situation that people are getting out of the point??? 🥲 if it does then how could I take other words to explain this situation?? Help me 🤧
How do you say this in English (US)? Hi, is it awkward to say 'going astray'
in the situation that people are getting out of the point??? 🥲 if it does then how could I take other words to explain this situation?? Help me 🤧
in the situation that people are getting out of the point??? 🥲 if it does then how could I take other words to explain this situation?? Help me 🤧
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- English (US)
You’re going astray would work as the person you are having the conversation with will know what the topic should be.
Let’s get back on track is another phrase.
If not at work I’m likely to bluntly state, “you got off topic.”
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- Korean
@Yoongi28 how could i say the situation people just see appearance of criminals instead of crime as it is ??????
- English (US)
The way you worded it is correct. People just see the appearance of criminals instead of the crimes they commit.
I agree by the way. Never could figure why people focus on the outer shell rather than the actions people do.
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- Korean
@Yoongi28 yes yes!!people just want to know who is the criminal and blame their appearance. i was so upset about that 😡 anyhow thanks for your answer!!!! Also i love yoongi too 😘
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