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Does this sound natural?
When I saw a foreign English teacher for the very first time in an elementary school, I thought that an alien came to my school. I had no idea what she was saying, even a word but also that meant she knew something that I didn't know and that clicked me.
Does this sound natural?
When I saw a foreign English teacher for the very first time in an elementary school, I thought that an alien came to my school. I had no idea what she was saying, even a word but also that meant she knew something that I didn't know and that clicked me.
When I saw a foreign English teacher for the very first time in an elementary school, I thought that an alien came to my school. I had no idea what she was saying, even a word but also that meant she knew something that I didn't know and that clicked me.
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What do you mean by ‘clicked me.’
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@acepom18 Oh I see. ‘Click with (someone)’ is the phrase I think you’re looking for. It means something like ‘to immediately like and or understand someone.’
When I saw a foreign English teacher for the first time at an elementary school, I thought that an alien had come to my school. I had no idea what she was saying, not even a word, but that also meant that she knew something that I didn’t know and I clicked with her.
Clicked with her implies that she also liked you back (Is that what you want to say?).
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@Luke_LL oh I forgot about that phrase is for someone, but it meant to be English😅
Is there another way to say this? Because I have a word limit...
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