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“Yeah. So a couple of things, and we did note the investment with the Toronto office, which we're super excited about. We think Canada is a great opportunity for us within international in North America, and then I think you're spot on. Europe is the biggest growth opportunity for us outside of North America, from a scale standpoint. It is the biggest theater we have today. But I would tell you, I'm also very excited about what we see in Latin America, and I also think that the overall APAC opportunity, you know, we've been very sort of Australia-centric as most software companies are when they head into Asia Pac.“
This is a quote form the CEO on a company earning call. Is the bold would used correctly? If yes, what difference does it make in meaning when replacing it with ‘will’? Thank you in advance.
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mingmar Is the bold would used correctly? Yes. mingmar If yes, what difference does it make in meaning when replacing it with ‘will’?
- mingmar Is the bold would used correctly?
- Yes.
- mingmar If yes, what difference does it make in meaning when replacing it with ‘will’?
- 'would tell you' seems to stand for 'would like to tell you'.
- It's a polite way of saying ' I want to tell you' or 'I will tell you'.
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mingmarIs the bold would used correctly?
Yes.
mingmarIf yes, what difference does it make in meaning when replacing it with ‘will’?
'would tell you' seems to stand for 'would like to tell you'. It's a polite way of saying ' I want to tell you' or 'I will tell you'.
CJ
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