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◆ I made a plan to meet with my friend tomorrow. My friend says "Don't be late!" I want to say "That's what I want to say to you!" Is there any common, fixed phrase for it?
◆ I made a plan to meet with my friend tomorrow. My friend says "Don't be late!" I want to say "That's what I want to say to you!" Is there any common, fixed phrase for it?
「それはこっちのセリフだ」と同じような慣用表現があったら教えてください。
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