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我告诉你 (wǒ gào su nǐ) is used to emphasize the importance of what is being said. For example, one might say "我告诉你，你必须要做这件事 (wǒ gào su nǐ, nǐ bìxū yào zuò zhè jiàn shì) - I tell you, you must do this thing."
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The phrase 我告诉你 (wǒ gào su nǐ) is generally considered informal.
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The phrase 我告诉你 (wǒ gào su nǐ) translates to "I tell you this, ..." and is often used to introduce important information or a revelation.
Synonyms:
我跟你说 (wǒ gēn nǐ shuō) - This also means "I tell you" but has a slightly more informal tone. It's commonly used in everyday conversations.
Antonyms:
1. 我没告诉你 (wǒ méi gào su nǐ) - This means "I did not tell you," which contrasts directly with the assertion of sharing information present in 我告诉你.
2. 我不说 (wǒ bù shuō) - This translates to "I do not say," indicating a refusal or unwillingness to share information, contrasting with the act of telling in 我告诉你.
These synonyms and antonyms help illustrate the nuances of communication in Chinese, particularly in how information is shared or withheld.
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