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means that the speaker needs more time to consider something before making a decision.

a question typically used to ask about events, activities, or plans happening on the current evening.

a question used to inquire about someone's belief in the idea that certain events or outcomes in life are predetermined or inevitable.

a polite request for assistance or support from someone, commonly used in various situations.

means feeling anxious or concerned about a situation or an outcome, often accompanied by a sense of uncertainty or apprehension. 

a statement used to convey a lack of knowledge or information about a particular subject or topic.

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How do you say “I'll think it over.” in Dutch?

“Ik zal erover denken.”

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