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Erebreak Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
How to euphemistically express defect?
Hi, guys. First thank you for all help in advance.
My question is How to euphemistically express defect?
To be exactly, a friend sent me a gadget which was made by himself, manually.
While I think it's really cool and like it very much, I do think there are some defects and would like to tell him so that he can improve it.
I think
There are some problems on it.
would be kind of tough?
So how can I express this to him euphemistically, in a softer way?
My question is How to euphemistically express defect?
To be exactly, a friend sent me a gadget which was made by himself, manually.
While I think it's really cool and like it very much, I do think there are some defects and would like to tell him so that he can improve it.
I think
There are some problems on it.
would be kind of tough?
So how can I express this to him euphemistically, in a softer way?
Top answer
' I think there may be some problems with it' would certainly be soft enough.
- ' I think there may be some problems with it' would certainly be soft enough.
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'I think there may be some problems with it' would certainly be soft enough.
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