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Updated on
27 May 2020
- Korean
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English (US)
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Guarani
Question about English (US)
1. I understand you about that.
2. I understand you on the point.
Are both sentences correct English?
1. I understand you about that.
2. I understand you on the point.
Are both sentences correct English?
2. I understand you on the point.
Are both sentences correct English?
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- English (US)
@Cal7 Maybe, but they’re not that natural for me.
I understand your point of view.
I understand your thoughts on that.
I see eye-to-eye with you on that one.
I agree with you on that.
I see what you’re saying.
I hear you.
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- Spanish (Spain)
They are incorrect.
1) I understand that. / I understand what you mean.
2) I understand your point (or point of view).
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