The English We Speak: Feel seen

我们所使用的英语:感到被看见

Learning English Conversations

语言学习

2025-05-06

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  • Hello and welcome to The English We Speak,

  • where we explain phrases used by fluent English speakers so that you can use them as well.

  • I'm Feifei and I'm here with Beth.

  • How are you doing?

  • Hi Feifei, I'm great thanks.

  • I actually went to see a comedian last night and she was talking about having a really long coffee order and feeling awkward about it.

  • I felt so seen.

  • I have a really long coffee order.

  • Oh really?

  • Now I want to know your coffee order.

  • Okay, are you ready?

  • It's a soya milk, sugar-free caramel flat white with two shots of decaf.

  • Oh, wow.

  • That is long.

  • So the comedian wasn't talking about you specifically, but you felt seen.

  • That means you felt understood.

  • The comedian was talking about an experience you can relate to.

  • Yes.

  • If you feel seen, you feel represented.

  • And it can be used in a jokey way, like with my coffee order,