關於Personally的意思和用法的提問

A: "To channel" something can mean "to direct" or "to guide" something.

A: I, personally, don't like The Beatles.

Personally, I dont think using credit cards is responsible.

Use personally when your opinion is different from most people

A: Personally, I prefer coffee to tea
Personally, I don’t think that girl is very nice but everyone else seems to think otherwise
Personally, I hate that kind of music

A: I personally believe he did no wrong.

A: @fanfanfan006: Personally means to refer to oneself.

"Personally, I hate to go to the beach."

"I personally got an autograph from Selena Gomez."

"I personally hate swimming."

"Personally, I like dogs. What about you?"

A: "I personally, I won't" is not something that we would say. It's better to say "Personally, I won't" or maybe "I personally won't".
Even "Me personally, I won't" is not common. It is more common to say "As for me, I won't".
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I hope this helps!!

A: Personally means something you have done yourself, but it doesn't matter where you were, physically, when you did it. For example:

I personally paid John via PayPal last week, so don't believe him if he says we still owe him money. (The speaker paid John electronically and wasn't with John at the time.)

In person means you were physically there when the action took place, but you might not have done the action. For example:

I was there in person and I saw John accept your PayPal payment, so don't let him tell you he didn't get it. (The speaker didn't make the payment, but he was physically with John when the payment arrived.)

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A: I is the subject: 私は/が
Me is the object 私を

A: If you put the "personally" at the very beginning, it becomes very natural. It's definitely not wrong the way you put it. I am just telling you it's very common to start with "personally" if you are giving your opinion.

A: I personally, think both sound fine.
Personally i think both sound fine.

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