Colloquial Language Part1

I hope you understand what I said.

A: I hope you understand what I said.

B: I think I understand.

A: That’s the best.

B: I hope you understand what I said.

A: We understand each other.

B: Then I can relax.

 

I’m puzzled by what you just said.

A: Do you have a niece named Joyce.

B: I’m puzzled by what you just said.

A: I remember it clearly.

B: I’m puzzled by what you just said.

A: You owned me 5000 dollar last year.

B: Why can’t I remember?

 

That’s not the point.

A: How about your discussion at today’s meeting.

B: That’s not the point.

A: It’s the same as I expected.

B: How do you think I can improve my marks.

A: I think you should get alone with the teacher.

B: That’s not the point.

 

It’s none of your business.

A: Please don’t quarrel anymore.

B: It’s none of you business.

A: You should explain it to me clearly.

B: Young man, would you please give your seat to this pregnant woman.

A: It’s none of your business.

B: How can you speak like that?

 

I’m afraid of loneliness.

A: You are not going home in the evening, are you?

B: I’m afraid of loneliness.

A: Shall we have a chat?

B: Are you going to get married again?

A: Yes, I’m afraid of loneliness.

B: I see it’s not that easy to be a woman.

 

 

Who gives you the right to blame me?

A: All of this is your fault.

B: Who gives you the right to blame me?

A: Don’t argue.

B: You should be responsible for this terrible mistake.

A: Who gives you the right to blame me?

B: Am I not right?