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Guyper Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
"Not if I see you first"
Two persons don't seem to get along. After the argument,
person A says, "See you later"
And person B replies, "Not if I see you first!"
Does it have a special meaning?
Thank you
person A says, "See you later"
And person B replies, "Not if I see you first!"
Does it have a special meaning?
Thank you
Top answer
Haven't heard of this before; however, to me, it suggests that the second person is not too keen to meet the first one. Hence, the second's trying to imply "I'd try to avoid meeting you if I see you first"
- Haven't heard of this before; however, to me, it suggests that the second person is not too keen to meet the first one.
- Hence, the second's trying to imply "I'd try to avoid meeting you if I see you first"
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Haven't heard of this before; however, to me, it suggests that the second person is not too keen to meet the first one. Hence, the second's trying to imply "I'd try to avoid meeting you if I see you first"
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