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HUBLOT Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Just so you know

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What does "just so you know" mean? Does it mean "as you know" or "like you know"?
  

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HUBLOT Just so you know ~ in case you don't already know The phrase is used to say, "I want to tell you about this extra bit of information because it would be a good idea for you to know it". HUBLOT Does it mean "as you know" or "like you know"? No, as explained above.

— CalifJim

  • HUBLOT Just so you know ~ in case you don't already know The phrase is used to say, "I want to tell you about this extra bit of information because it would be a good idea for you to know it".
  • HUBLOT Does it mean "as you know" or "like you know"?
  • No, as explained above.
  • CJ
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HUBLOT Just so you know
~ in case you don't already know

The phrase is used to say, "I want to tell you about this extra bit of information because it would be a good idea for you to know it".
HUBLOTDoes it mean "as you know" or "like you know"?
No, as explained above.

CJ
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