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please tell me,,,how different [ just a friend ] and [ only a friend ] ?
how different [ just a friend ] and [ only a friend ] ?
We are just a friend?
we are only a friend?
Feb 1, 2008 7:27 PM
Answers · 3
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Well in this case, they are interchangeable, which means that you can use either of them and it will still have the same meaning.
* We are just friends
* We are only friends
February 1, 2008
Yes in this context they are the same , but note you can't say it the way you put it
" we are just a friend " or " we are only a friend"
It has to be "we are just friends OR "only friends""
February 11, 2008
"Just a friend" and "only a friend" Are basically the same thing. If someone asks you "Are you dating that person?" you can say "I am just a friend to him/her". Stuff like that ^.^
Really, both are correct, and they have the same meaning.
February 5, 2008
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