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Thread: I feel you
- 25-Feb-2006, 17:42 #1
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I feel you Is it true that "I feel you" means the same as "I miss you"??? I can't believe it!
- 25-Feb-2006, 18:01 #2
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Re: I feel you If I used the expression "I feel you", it would be similar to "I sympathise with you" or "I hear what you're saying".
- 26-Feb-2006, 11:04 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: I feel you Hurrah! That's what I thought!
- 26-Feb-2006, 11:27 #4
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