![]() I can’t make head nor tail of what you’re saying.Here we take a look at three that you might use if you wanted to find a more creative way of saying something that sounds complicated, unclear or difficult to understand. Idioms are sayings particular to their language of origin. I don’t get it… not a question but a statement, meaning simply ‘I don’t understand’.You what? – this is more common in the United Kingdom.Say what? – this is particularly American English.Hmm? – a sound used when you are a bit more absent-minded or maybe not listening so hard These are more common, casual, conversational ways to ask someone to repeat themselves, or communicate your lack of.Dictionary Thesaurus Sentences Examples Knowledge Grammar Abbreviations. Russian President Vladimir Putin gives a. Eh? – a sound usually used to communicate that it is difficult to hear/decipher someone Synonyms for ONCE-MORE: again, once-again, another time, over, over again. Russias economy will be frozen for a long time as it relies more on China and yuanization, think tank says.What? – sometimes this can seem aggressive, be careful!.Huh? – not quite a word but a sound careful how you use it as it can sound rude as a sound is more commonly associated with ‘I don’t get it’ or ‘I don’t understand’ rather than ‘I can’t hear you’.‘Scuse me? – a more casual version of ‘excuse me’.Sorry, what? – useful for not recognizing the sound you heard.Americans still have plenty of savings to spend, according to economists. Sorry? – most useful for when you simply didn’t hear The stunning strength of the US consumer is at risk as 43 million borrowers are set to resume student loan payments. ![]() These are more common, casual, conversational ways to ask someone to repeat themselves, or communicate your lack of understanding. Could you repeat a little louder, please? Synonyms for ONCE MORE Gore and more (99.1) More sore (99.1) More boring (99.1) Bore more (99.1) In once more (94.56) More apt to bore (85.54) More. Excuse me, could you repeat the question?.These sentences will help you when you don’t understand something even though you have heard it. These short phrases are polite ways to communicate that you didn’t hear or don’t understand something in the English language. ![]()
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