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20 Dec 2017
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Spanish (Spain)
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English (UK)
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Is there the nicer or different way to say "I see." to react to what someone said?
Is there the nicer or different way to say "I see." to react to what someone said?
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- Country or region Spain
I see!
With exclamation mark everything seems nicer xddd
- Country or region United Kingdom
- Country or region United Kingdom
You could respond with an adjective like "cool" or "great" using an exclamation mark of course.
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