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3 jul 2015
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What do you call people who interrupt others' speaking all of a sudden and express their idea without being asked? ( what is the adjective, idiom or expression?)
What do you call people who interrupt others' speaking all of a sudden and express their idea without being asked? ( what is the adjective, idiom or expression?)
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- InglĂȘs (EUA)
đIt is a funny phrase, isn't it? I've never thought about it. Sorry, I just saw your request for an example, and that would be
Whenever I am talking to X, Y always butts in. (The fact that it bugs you is implied by the phrase itself.)
I'm sure you'll find lots of others on Google, too.
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- InglĂȘs (EUA)
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I'm not too sure about that. I guess "interruptive", but that's not really that useful. Maybe someone else can provide a better answer.
- Persa
Thanks dear! :) -ok ! I will wait for further replies,if any!
- InglĂȘs (EUA)
A "rude person"? A "disruptive person"? I'm not too sure either. lol I'll wait for another response.
A "rude person"? A "disruptive person"? I'm not too sure either. lol I'll wait for another response.
- Persa
- Persa
Is there any word for completing this sentence:" she interrupted our conversation like ....?
- Persa
Or if you want to tell this story for example; to your mother, how do you say it? ( you want to tell your mother about a friend who interrupted your conversation (with another person) all of a sudden and bugged you!
- InglĂȘs (EUA)
- Castelhano (Chile) Quase Fluente
@soudy, "dear" is commonly used with close friends, so it sounds weird when you say it to strangers haha. It's ok if you use it with close family members/friends, but not if you just met the person.
I can't really think of anything for that sentence. Sorry lol
- Persa
I see. Ok! I didn't have bad intention! We Iranians use it a lot even for strangers! Sorry! (Cultural issue :) )
- InglĂȘs (EUA)
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- Persa
:), but I try not to use it anymore, here! Thanks for noticing it to me! :)
- InglĂȘs (EUA)
I think the phrase you are looking for is 'butt in.'
Whenever I am talking with my friend, my mother always butts in.
I believe it is taken metaphorically from the way a goat (or horned animal) lowers its head and rams something.
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- Persa
đđđhow funny!, very good! Thanks a lot @ Irika!
Now, I will check it in google to find some examples! đđđ
Now, I will check it in google to find some examples! đđđ
- Persa
@Irika! I found another verb: to horn in, which one do you use more often ?( butt in or horn in)
- InglĂȘs (EUA)
đIt is a funny phrase, isn't it? I've never thought about it. Sorry, I just saw your request for an example, and that would be
Whenever I am talking to X, Y always butts in. (The fact that it bugs you is implied by the phrase itself.)
I'm sure you'll find lots of others on Google, too.
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- Persa
- InglĂȘs (EUA)
Ah. You can say 'horn in,' too. But you usually have to specify what.
She horned in on our conversation. I think 'butt in' is more common though.
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- Persa
I see. @Irika ! You taught me good words. đđđ»đđ»đđ»
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