I feel you means to empathize with someone or communicate that you understand what they are saying. Although its word-by-word meaning is me touching you (sorry!) colloquially it means I get where you’re coming from.

  • Yes, I feel you. Running out of chocolate isn’t easy.
  • I really wanted you to come but I feel you. It’s hard to go out the night before an exam.

Practice

  • Use the idiom I feel you in three sentences.
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Ashwini Kashyap
Ashwini Kashyap
3 years ago

Teaching English to beginners is quite difficult job?
Yeah you are right ! I feel you.

Natalia
Natalia
3 years ago

An example sentence for “I feel you” is “You think English is hard…? I agree, I feel you!!”

Ashwini Kashyap
Ashwini Kashyap
Reply to  Natalia
3 years ago

Well English is not hard in general but when it comes to learning vowel’s sounds and diphthongs, I get messed up. I hope you feel me !!!