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Is it natural to say "Let's not get into that" when I don't want to talk about a topic what you're saying?
And is there anything else I can say?
Is it natural to say "Let's not get into that" when I don't want to talk about a topic what you're saying?
And is there anything else I can say?
And is there anything else I can say?
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Yes that is a good way to say that! other ways could be : "i would rather not talk about that" or "could we please talk about something else".
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Yes that is a good way to say that! other ways could be : "i would rather not talk about that" or "could we please talk about something else".
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