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yieniek
2021年5月22日

  • 韓語
  • 英語 (美國)
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"Here is what I want to do" 是什麼意思

When someone is about to demonstrate something to me, the person would say "here is what I want to do". Why would someone say it? Is it "Carefully observe what I do, because it goes by fast"? or is it "This is not something you might not have expected", or something else?
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yeoreumssi
2021年5月22日

  • 菲律賓語
  • 英語 (美國)

It's basically another way of saying, "Here's how it's done." or "So this is what I'm recommending you to do if ever you're in a situation where you'll have to do it." It's like the person is stating that the action that they're doing is how they conduct a specific process or handle a specific situation. I hope it makes sense!

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