What's the missing word here?

[Mohammadata]

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Please tell me about the missing word.

(( all right thank you so much everyone here and I want to tell you something that really I'm.....about you thank you ))

[Mohammadata]

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Also tell me abou the missing words here :

((....kill but ....you learning from what but I just want to tell you that you are(your) so disgusting. ))

[Legend_200859]

Hi Mohammadata ,

For the first you can choose "worried" or "excited" .

As you see it isn't particular choice many answers will be OK .

For the second one I don't know make sure you wrote it correctly .

[Blue_Snow]

What about thinking for the first sentence? I don't know the answers to the 2nd question.

[Joseph_Learns_To_Speak]

[Mohammadata]

Thank you JLTS
Sometimes I feel my English is too bad. All right thank you very much for your contribute.

Are you sure that the second is right ?

Mohammad

[Beeesneees]

Mohammad,

The first one is "... I'm impressed by you" (not "... about you").

The second is less distinct, so it is more difficult to make out, especially as the surrounding context has been removed.
It sounds to me like,
"And I don't care about... more... learning for what, but I just want to tell you that you are so disgusting."
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[Joseph_Learns_To_Speak]

[Blue_Snow]

Because impressed by, I suggested using thinking. I think thinking there is no better than OK.

[Beeesneees]

'Thinking' would fit the sentence structure, BS, but JLTS wanted to know what the audio voice was actually saying, rather than what words would fit into the sentence.
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[Legend_200859]

OK , What about "worried" or "excited" for the first ?!

[Beeesneees]

Hi Legend,
'I'm worried by you' would not be grammatically correct.
I'm worried about you" would be grammatically correct.

"I'm excited about you" would not be grammatically correct.
"I'm excited by you." would be grammatically correct - but maybe you ought to keep such a comment for a really close friend, eh?

However, the audio voice definitely says, "I'm impressed by you."
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Cheers m' dears!

[Mohammadata]

Hello Beeesneees
Thank you very much 4 your support , also thank you for JLTS, Blue snow and Legend.

[Blue_Snow]

You're welcome. I'm happy not to confuse you but I'm also really sorry for giving my answer without listening to the recording. That was my carelessness.