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Pelin
Are both sentences OK? Or what would you say?
"while talking about something, then talking about something completely different"
If I say;
I don't understand how this got here.
I don't understand how we got here.
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The second one sounds more natural. I have never heard the first one used in this context.
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If you wanted to change the topic of conversation you could say/we say: Changing the subject, or... On a different subject.
If the subject had changed midcourse and you don't understand how it happened, you could ask: How did we end up talking about this/talking about ...(mention the name of the topic)?
You could also say: How did we end up talking about ....?
I hope this helps you. 😀
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Pelin
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