the more the merrier = the greater the quantity or number, the better- if, for example, you're going out with friends, it can be more fun if there are several of you. The second part basically suggests that the person is such good company, you don't get bored or wish they weren't there.
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- 04-Nov-2008, 04:12 #1
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the more the merrier never too much to see of you Please help me. What really meaning " the more the merrier never too much to see of you"
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- 04-Nov-2008, 20:14 #2
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Re: the more the merrier never too much to see of you "the more the merrier never too much to see of you"
it seems a mess T.T
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