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Tinanam0102 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

"Are you onboard with me"

Hi teachers,

What does this phrase exactly mean? I heard it a few times on TV. Or is it I heard it wrong?

Thanks

Tinanam
  

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Hi Tina, It can mean the following: Do you agree with my view? Are you on my team? Or something in that nature.

— Dimsumexpress

  • Hi Tina, It can mean the following: Do you agree with my view?
  • Are you on my team?
  • Or something in that nature.
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Hi Tina,

It can mean the following:

Do you agree with my view?

Are you on my team?

Or something in that nature.
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Hi Dimsumexpress,

Thanks for your help.

Why is it "Are you on my team"? Is it about "agree with something"?

Thanks again.

Regards,

Tinanam
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For example you are trying yo convience someone to do some thing and finally the person agrees to do that so you ask the person again for conformation by asking "are you onboard with me"
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Hi Navendu,

Thanks for your help.

Regards,

Tinanam
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If I am going onboard a train or ship and I ask you if you are coming gonboard with me. If you are onboard with me, you are going my way. Sometimes trying to define an idiomatic expressions is a Challenge. I guess you can say that in a nutshell, it meant "do you

share the same view/ belief/ value/ goal with me?"
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