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Explaining “That makes two of us”
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Anwar Kareem 14/01/2025, 06:49
Anwar Kareem 14/01/2025, 06:49English.me team member
What does it mean?
The phrase "That makes two of us" is used to express that the speaker shares the same feeling, opinion, or situation as someone else. It indicates agreement or shared experience.
Tone
The tone is friendly and empathetic, often used to build rapport by highlighting common ground.
Origin
The phrase originates from colloquial English, with usage dating back to at least the early 20th century. It's an idiomatic way to say "I feel the same way."
Examples of usage
- Person A: I'm so hungry right now. Person B: That makes two of us.
- If you're confused by these instructions, that makes two of us.
- She said she needed a vacation, and I thought, that makes two of us.
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