0 Hi,02br 00my dictionary says that "let's say" means "let's suppose", and "let's just say" means "Let's put it this way, this is what I have to say in brief".02br 00I've always used "let's say" without "just", is it ok too or does it really make any difference? Example:02br 02br 01b00No, I'm not really an engineer. Well, let's (just) say I really like computers and technology in general, but that's not part of my job anyway.02b02br 02br 00I've always left "just" out when explaining something quickly and not in detail, it that ok? Thanks 050010id1
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0 01b 00Just02b 00 is important, it shows the person wants to 01b 00resume/limit 02b 00his explanation to 01b 00only02b 00 one aspect. 0-
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0 01b 00Just02b 00 is important, it shows the person wants to 01b 00resume/limit 02b 00his explanation to 01b 00only02b 00 one aspect.
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0 Ummm...02br 00So if I say...02br 01b00No, I'm not really an engineer. Let's say I really like computers and technology in general, but that's not part of my job anyway.02br 02b00...then it's wrong, because "let's say" means "let's suppose" and in that sentence I'm not supposing anything? 02br 00Thanks 050010id1