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  1. 01-Feb-2013, 16:38 #1
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    Default What does "I want you to save me" mean?

    I don't understand "I want you to save me".
    Actually, as don't understant what do I want?
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    Default Re: What does "I want you to save me" mean?

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    "Save" means "rescue" here. You want whoever it is you're speaking with to rescue you from something.
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    Default Re: What does "I want you to save me" mean?

    thanks a lof for so quick answer :)
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    Default Re: What does "I want you to save me" mean?

    Quote Originally Posted by daiwaz View Post
    Thanks a lof lot for so such a quick answer. :)
    Remember to use correct capitalisation and punctuation in your posts.
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    Remember - correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing make posts much easier to read.
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