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- 22-Sep-2011, 05:31 #1
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"I am totally into you" Hi,
What does it mean
"I am totally into you" or "You are totally into me"
Kind regards
Zuhair
- 22-Sep-2011, 05:52 #2
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Teacher Re: "I am totally into you" It means nothing to me.
- 22-Sep-2011, 05:55 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: "I am totally into you" But i have listen this phrase many times in the movies and T.V series.
“I'm so glad we met, you are amazing.” If the guy is telling you he's into you.
If I'm into you, and comfortable, I won't want to "share" you.Last edited by Zuhair Abbas; 22-Sep-2011 at 06:03.
- 22-Sep-2011, 10:47 #4
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Re: "I am totally into you" 
Originally Posted by Zuhair Abbas 
*** NOT A TEACHER ***
"I am totally into you" = "I am in love with you to the utmost extent".
It may not be restricted to romantic relationships. I think you can say, for example, "He is so into pop music."
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