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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Spoiled me usage in american english

if any one says to you "you have spoiled me here"

what is the meaning of that..
  

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Probably something like this: You have taken such good care of me/attended to all my needs so well that it will be hard for me to manage without you in the future. "

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  • Probably something like this: You have taken such good care of me/attended to all my needs so well that it will be hard for me to manage without you in the future.
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Probably something like this: You have taken such good care of me/attended to all my needs so well that it will be hard for me to manage without you in the future. It's another way of saying "Your service really exceeded my expecatations and I appreciate it."
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