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Pb03 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Don't you know...

Hi guys,

Can I interprete "Don't you know I like music?" as "How did you know that I like music?"

(Or should I interprete it as "You know that I like music?!" ?)

Here is the situation for your reference:

A: I got a free ticket for a concert.

B: Really? Don't you know I like music?





And As for the phrase "Nice having met you", is it possible to use it in the place when I say goodbye to someone OR is it used when I talk to somebody who I met the other day?

Thank you for taking your time~!

pb
  

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I'm not sure about that. " Pb03 And As for the phrase "Nice having met you", is it possible to use it in the place when I say goodbye to someone OR is it used when I talk to somebody who I met the other day? Both are possible.

— Avangi

  • I'm not sure about that.
  • " Pb03 And As for the phrase "Nice having met you", is it possible to use it in the place when I say goodbye to someone OR is it used when I talk to somebody who I met the other day?
  • Both are possible.
  • In the second case, it would be followed by something.
  • "
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I'm not sure about that.

I'd take it as, "Hey, why don't you give it to me?!"
Pb03And As for the phrase "Nice having met you", is it possible to use it in the place when I say goodbye to someone OR is it used when I talk to somebody who I met the other day?
Both are possible.
In the second case, it would be followed by something. At least, "Nice h
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There is no way I would interpret "Don't you know I like music" as "How did you know...?"

It's "You know I like music, you idiot, so why didn't you think I would want that ticket!"
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