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LouiST Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Kind of and somehow
What's exactly the difference between "kind of" and "somehow"?
When do I use which one?
And when do I use "somehow or other"?
Because in my language there is used the same word "irgendwie" (=somehow/kind of)
Greets,
L :-)
When do I use which one?
And when do I use "somehow or other"?
Because in my language there is used the same word "irgendwie" (=somehow/kind of)
Greets,
L :-)
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g. I don't like your kind of girl/boy. and somehow represents ' by any means' like I'II somehow get my pencil back.
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- I don't like your kind of girl/boy.
- and somehow represents ' by any means' like I'II somehow get my pencil back.
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Hi, I think ' kind of' means sort of e.g. I don't like your kind of girl/boy. and somehow represents ' by any means' like I'II somehow get my pencil back.
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But in your first example (I don't like your kind of girl/boy) there it means your type of boy, doesn't it? But I actually meant like "You're kinda weird." ... (Or maybe I just got it wrong)
But anyway, thank you for the answer! :-)
But anyway, thank you for the answer! :-)
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