"I feel weird" and "I'm weird" / what's different? a. I feel weird. b. I'm weird. 'a' means "I feel the sense of weird" or "I think this situation is something unusual" 'b' means "I'm a weird person"

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Sujin

"I feel weird" and "I'm weird" / what's different? a. I feel weird. b. I'm weird. 'a' means "I feel the sense of weird" or "I think this situation is something unusual" 'b' means "I'm a weird person" right?

Jul 1, 2016 4:06 PM

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Right!

July 1, 2016

a. No! "I feel weird" means there is something wrong with my body. For example, I am feeling dizzy or sick or my legs are tingling or my hands are numb. Feeling weird is a cause for concern. You may be about to have a heart attack or to faint and lose consciousness. For your meaning, you would have to say, "Something weird is going on (happening)."

July 1, 2016

You are absolutely correct. I believe that you answered your own question. :)

July 1, 2016

It's weird when someone, who is as weird as I am, say I am weird as them , yet I can't help feeling weird myself when I hear that ,as weird as it may seems to you.

July 1, 2016

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