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Jaleh Posted 10 years ago
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informal speaking

l've just seen a video on methematics and the speaker sometimes applies some expresions that is unfamiliar to me and l can't understand him. for example these three expresions:
1- "right over here". considering the context it doesn't seem that he mean to mention the right side!!!
2- "let's say"
3- "what's neat about ... is ..."
  

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jaleh 1- "right over here". considering the context it doesn't seem that he mean to mention the right side!!! 'Right' means immediately or very nearby.

— Mister Micawber

  • jaleh 1- "right over here".
  • considering the context it doesn't seem that he mean to mention the right side!!!
  • 'Right' means immediately or very nearby.
  • jaleh 2- "let's say" for example jaleh 3- "what's neat about ...
  • is...
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jaleh1- "right over here". considering the context it doesn't seem that he mean to mention the right side!!!
'Right' means immediately or very nearby.
jaleh2- "let's say"
for example
jaleh3- "what's neat about ... is ..."
What's interesting about...is...
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Thankyou so much
and l have other questions like the last ones:
1- what does the second "say" in this sentence mean?
. If we say that the horizontal oxis is say east
2- what does this sentence mean? "we get that by literally thinking about ..." . l can't understand "get" and "literally thinking"
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jaleh is say east
is, for example, east
jaleh"we get that by literally thinking about ..
we understand/learn that by actually/specifically thinking about..
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thank you dear Mister Micawber
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