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Why Do English Native Speakers Say 'Don't know about that' When It Comes to Compliments?
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- When it comes to compliments, English native speakers often respond with 'Don't know about that.' But why do they use this phrase? Let's find out.
- 'Don't know about that' is a humble and modest response to compliments in English. It reflects a self-deprecating attitude and the speaker's reluctance to accept the praise.
- The phrase 'Don't know about that' is a cultural difference between English and Japanese. In Japanese, it is more common to respond with self-praise, while in English, humility is valued.
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ご回答ありがとうございます。 日本語の分かんないという割には、I don't know about thatをあまりにもピシャリと言われたもので、なんか違うような気がしたんですが、そうでもなかったかもです、、。 あと、もう一つの未解決質問もできたら助けていただけませんか!!!