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Lllaw Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
I got you/ I got it
Hi,
Two people had a conversation on the bus. After one finished his sentences, another person replied, " I got you. I got you."
I'm wondering whether that meant " I understand what you just said." or something similar? I also heard people use "got it" too and I'm wondering what the difference is. Thanks!
Two people had a conversation on the bus. After one finished his sentences, another person replied, " I got you. I got you."
I'm wondering whether that meant " I understand what you just said." or something similar? I also heard people use "got it" too and I'm wondering what the difference is. Thanks!
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They both just mean 'I understand what you just said'. Clive
- They both just mean 'I understand what you just said'.
- Clive
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Both can mean I understand. I got you (doubled) could mean "Okay, already, I understand, now be quiet" or "I fully agree".
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