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''I know how you feel''

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For example: I know how you feel, I know how she feels, I know how it feels, etc.

I am just curious to what it would be.

Entiendo... or yo sé.......

Thank you in advance

E dit: apologies for my English I am just learning.

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updated Nov 1, 2012
edited by aeneas
posted by aeneas
When writing in English about yourself, the word "I" is always capitalized. Moreover, you need to put periods after a completed sentence. - --Mariana--, Nov 1, 2012
Hi and welcome to the forum. - francobollo, Nov 1, 2012
Thank you and what is a period? It is equal to the full stop? - aeneas, Nov 1, 2012
A period is an American full stop but it's hard to tell the difference. - geofc, Nov 1, 2012

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  • Corrections to your English....

For example, I know how you feel, I know how she feels, I know how it feels, etc.

I am just curious to what it would be.

Entiendo... or yo sé.......

Thank you in advance

Edit: apologies for my English. I am just learning.

  • Answer to your question.....

Either one is fine.

"Sé como te sientes."

"Entiendo como te sientes."

updated Nov 1, 2012
posted by --Mariana--
Buena! - francobollo, Nov 1, 2012
Thank you for the English and the Spanish! - aeneas, Nov 1, 2012
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Well I would feel much better if you could take it upon yourself to

capitalise please , because we have members who are learning

English . Welcome to the fora, and good luck in your quest.

updated Nov 1, 2012
posted by ray76
i'm learning English too... - aeneas, Nov 1, 2012
We all are. From each other. Everyday. Welcome. - francobollo, Nov 1, 2012
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Si quieres saber una interpretación para decir "Entiendo" ó "Te Entiendo" también puede ser "I know what you mean".

updated Nov 1, 2012
posted by Raoul_B