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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Situate a person
If someone is on the phone with you trying to explain where they are.
How would you phrase the following?
Is « situated » used like this in English?
I’m having a hard time situating where you are/situating you.
thanks
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anonymous Is « situated » used like this in English? No. anonymous I’m having a hard time situating understanding where you are.
- anonymous Is « situated » used like this in English?
- No.
- anonymous I’m having a hard time situating understanding where you are.
- 'understanding' or maybe 'visualizing' or 'imagining' is more natural there in English.
- Personally, I think I'd say 'visualizing'.
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anonymousIs « situated » used like this in English?
No.
anonymousI’m having a hard timesituatingunderstanding where you are.
'understanding' or maybe 'visualizing' or 'imagining' is more natural there in English. Personally, I think I'd say 'visualizing'.
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