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What does 'I don't get it' mean?



 
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What does 'I don't get it' mean? Mon Apr 25, 2005 2:29 am  What does 'I don't get it' mean?
 

hi Torsten thank for the answer.. but at those example i knew.. Wink
i'd like to know more example.., only if you can do it..

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Don't quite get you Wed Apr 27, 2005 9:34 am  Don't quite get you
 

OK, then I'll post one sentence containing the verb 'get' from time to time you and can try to say what it means in your own words. Here is the first one:

I don't quite get you I'm afraid. Can you explain what you mean?
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