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When someone says "feeling in love" with John or "feeling in love" with Jane. What does that mean? Is this another way of saying that you are in love with that person? How do you interpret this expression?
It sounds like a non-native English speaker mixing up words. They obviously mean "feelings of love", i.e. towards somebody, or "being in love", the pronunciation of which sounds similar to many non-native speakers.
It sounds like a non-native English speaker mixing up words. They obviously mean "feelings of love", i.e. towards somebody, or "being in love", the pronunciation of which sounds similar to many non-native speakers.
Feeling in love sounds a like a big step down from BEING in love. Makes it sound like a very temporary infatuation or just a fake version of the real thing. I would not be impressed...just sounds tentative as if they don't even know for sure what exactly they're feeling.
Feeling in love sounds a like a big step down from BEING in love. Makes it sound like a very temporary infatuation or just a fake version of the real thing. I would not be impressed...just sounds tentative as if they don't even know for sure what exactly they're feeling.
Thank you. This is actually the vibe I got when I first heard this expression and I'm pretty sure the person did not mix up "feeling in love" with "falling in love."
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