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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
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Listen, [since] we're on that subject, I just wanted to tell ~
Listen, since we're on that subject, I just wanted to tell you thank you.
I'd like to know here "since" what means.
Thank you in advance for your help.
I'd like to know here "since" what means.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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In this context 'since' means 'because'. This is a common meaning of 'since'. 'Since I am tired I am going to bed' means the same as 'Because I am tired I am going to bed'.
- In this context 'since' means 'because'.
- This is a common meaning of 'since'.
- 'Since I am tired I am going to bed' means the same as 'Because I am tired I am going to bed'.
- It would be unusual to say 'I just wanted to tell you thank you'.
- It is more idiomatic to say 'I just wanted to say thank you'.
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In this context 'since' means 'because'.
This is a common meaning of 'since'. 'Since I am tired I am going to bed' means the same as 'Because I am tired I am going to bed'.
It would be unusual to say 'I just wanted to tell you thank you'. It is more idiomatic to say 'I just wanted to say thank you'.
This is a common meaning of 'since'. 'Since I am tired I am going to bed' means the same as 'Because I am tired I am going to bed'.
It would be unusual to say 'I just wanted to tell you thank you'. It is more idiomatic to say 'I just wanted to say thank you'.
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