I know what you mean
I know what you mean
I understand and relate to or agree with what you're saying. They've been excluding me too lately, so I know what you mean about feeling left out. A: "Ugh, all this rain is so depressing." B: "I know what you mean—it's really been bumming me out."
See also: know, mean, what
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
I know (just) what you mean.
I know exactly what you are talking about, and I feel the same way about it. John: These final exams are just terrible. Bob: I know just what you mean. John: Why do we have to go through this? Mary: What a pain! I hate annual inventories. John: I know what you mean. It's really boring.
See also: know, mean, what
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- I feel that
- I feel you
- feel someone
- (Do you) know what I mean?
- (Do you) know what I'm saying?
- know where (one) is coming from
- know where one is coming from
- know where someone is coming from
- (one) doesn't know which way is up or down
- give somebody/get a roasting