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Future332 Posted 10 years ago
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Don't get me lost

Please help me to express myself idiomatically. What I want say is please don't get me lost I'll get back to you as soon as I'm free meaning I'm busy these days and not able to answer someone's messages.
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You might say: "Hey, don't lose me! "

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You might say:

"Hey, don't lose me! I'm super super busy right now, but I'll get back to you the second I'm free."
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So, basically you say don't lose me, right?
What do you mean by "the second'?
Thaks.
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Please don't get me lost

Hey, don't lose me!

I don't understand either of these. They are not natural.
Do you mean eg 'Don't forget about me'?
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What I mean is don't think I'm backing out of the deal by ignoring your messages, I'm just too busy doing sth.
Thanks.
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Don't get me lost doesn't convey that meaning at all. You need to say it explicitly.
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