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Mue Bying in today's episode we're going to take a a look at leave me alone. You're going to learn how to say things like leave me alone. I don't want it and you should leave. Now that's saying it of course in a polite way so but if somebody's just getting on

you and you're giving them the come on man award of the day you know come on man

that's a polite way to say it's time for you to go.

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The first expression I'm going to give you is exactly what the title says, leave me alone.

Now again, this comes back to not being rude and not being forceful, but it's like, come

all man, leave me alone, I got work to do, okay, like that.

Now of course you can change that to any kind of context and tone that you want,

so you can apply it however you see fit.

Muy being. So the first one, the expression, Leave Me Alone, the way you say that is Dehame Solo.

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