You're pulling my leg.
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Ryanyang (토론 | 기여)님의 2022년 10월 9일 (일) 12:26 판 (새 문서: 나 놀리는 거지?<blockquote>If you hear this idiom, it means the speaker has said something that is a joke and isn’t true. The speaker is probably trying to tease you in a friendly way. So, ‘I’m pulling your leg’ is similar to phrases like ‘I’m just joking’ or ‘I’m only kidding.’ Here are some examples using ‘pull your leg’: * '''''I’m only pulling your leg.''' I don’t really have a pet snake in my garage.'' * ''Don’t worry about what...)
Ryanyang (토론 | 기여)님의 2022년 10월 9일 (일) 12:26 판 (새 문서: 나 놀리는 거지?<blockquote>If you hear this idiom, it means the speaker has said something that is a joke and isn’t true. The speaker is probably trying to tease you in a friendly way. So, ‘I’m pulling your leg’ is similar to phrases like ‘I’m just joking’ or ‘I’m only kidding.’ Here are some examples using ‘pull your leg’: * '''''I’m only pulling your leg.''' I don’t really have a pet snake in my garage.'' * ''Don’t worry about what...)
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If you hear this idiom, it means the speaker has said something that is a joke and isn’t true.
The speaker is probably trying to tease you in a friendly way. So, ‘I’m pulling your leg’ is similar to phrases like ‘I’m just joking’ or ‘I’m only kidding.’ Here are some examples using ‘pull your leg’:
- I’m only pulling your leg. I don’t really have a pet snake in my garage.
- Don’t worry about what Mike said. He’s not really a policeman. He was just pulling your leg.
- She’s pulling your leg. She doesn’t really expect you to do all the cooking.