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What is the difference between believe and trust ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between believe and trust ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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I believe in magic. But I don't trust that magic can give me happiness.
I believe you are a fast runner. But I will not trust you with my money.
Give some examples of your own and let's see if it's correct :)
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"Believe" はどしです。
"Trust"がどしとめいしです。
"I believe you" と "I trust you"の意味は同じです。
めいし方は．．
"I have lost my trust in you." -> OKです
"I have lost my believe in you." -> だめです
すみません、日本語はへたです。
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Thank you! I can understand your Japanese :) We call the verb どうし in Japanese ;)
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Believe is to "feel" that something is true or exists. I use the word "feel" because I think "believing" something/someone is a feeling.
Trust, is to know without a doubt that something is absolutely certain/true.
For example:
I didn't lie, believe me.
I will catch you, trust me.
The thing is that these words when they come to relationships, are very much interchangeable. It really depends on the feeling you want to give to your words.
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