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23 January
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What does I figured he was just kidding me mean?
What does I figured he was just kidding me mean?
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- English (US)
The correct phrase is:" I figured that he was kidding with me" with means I thought that he was messing with me/ joking with me. You might also hear: " I figured that he was pulling my leg which is an equivelent to it
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- English (US)
- Spanish (Mexico) Near fluent
@HDGD I knew he was joking with me
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- Spanish (Spain)
@luvie@nickortiz4167617@Authan sorry for not making my question clear but I wanted to know what "I FIGURED" means in this sentence?
- Spanish (Spain)
@luvie@nickortiz4167617@Authan does it mean I THOUGHT or I KNEW or what it means exactly in this meaning
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- Spanish (Mexico) Near fluent
@HDGD figured means that you knew/ expected
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- Spanish (Spain)
@luvie thanks a lot can u please help me with something else???.. if so in case u have time can u please check these sentences.
1)"I'm very doubtful when I do things in my own will."
2)"I loosened it up that's why you opened it and I didn't."
3)"sorry for not making my question clear."
(does this sound natural?)
1)"I'm very doubtful when I do things in my own will."
2)"I loosened it up that's why you opened it and I didn't."
3)"sorry for not making my question clear."
(does this sound natural?)
- English (US)
- Spanish (Mexico) Near fluent
@HDGD
These are the changes that I would make but otherwise you’re good !
1)"I'm very doubtful of myself when I do things on my own."
2)"I loosened it up, that's why you opened it and I didn't."
3)"sorry for not making my question clear."
Highly-rated answerer
- Spanish (Spain)
@luvie but "what about this one for the first sentence??
""I doubt myself when I make decisions of my own free will. ""
is saying "OF MY OWN FREE WILL" correct?
""I doubt myself when I make decisions of my own free will. ""
is saying "OF MY OWN FREE WILL" correct?
- Spanish (Spain)
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