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Ann225 Posted 8 years ago
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Let's say that my friend and I want to meet and catch up. She lives quite far away so I tell her that we can meet closer to her house.

I'm basically willing to make a concession. I don't know though if there's a word which would convey what I'm trying to say. I have already posted a similar question, but I'm not much wiser. Perhaps something like:"I can submit to you and meet you in front of the museum near your house."?

It still doesn't sound right. There's a word for it in German > sich jemandem anpassen.

Could you help me?

Thank you.

  

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, and that you are keeping score. " eg

  • , and that you are keeping score.
  • " eg
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I can submit to you This sounds like you are in a serious competition or conflict with your friend., and that you are keeping score.

Natural, friendly English is simply eg "I can meet you in front of the museum near your house."

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