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i'm attending the bank!
what does that mean?
it is like i'm going to bank ?
i'm attending the bank!
what does that mean?
it is like i'm going to bank ?
what does that mean?
it is like i'm going to bank ?
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@cihlove I mean someone might call a "clerk" a "bank attendant" instead.
"I'm an attendant at the bank." could make sense, if it means clerk/teller, but "I'm attending the bank." still sounds weird.
This is impossible to answer without knowing what the person meant. Maybe they mis-spoke.
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It's weird. Maybe it means they work at the bank?
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@cihlove I don't know. I've never heard someone say "attending the bank" in my life, it doesn't make much sense unless a bank has workers called "attendees", but usually that's not a position I think they have at a bank. They'd just have clerks/tellers that give you money lol.
It's possible they might mean clerk/teller.
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@cihlove I mean someone might call a "clerk" a "bank attendant" instead.
"I'm an attendant at the bank." could make sense, if it means clerk/teller, but "I'm attending the bank." still sounds weird.
This is impossible to answer without knowing what the person meant. Maybe they mis-spoke.
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@EarleyGrave excuse me
could you tell me that?
i'm applying the suntanlotion to his back
vs
i'm applying the suntanlotion on his back
what are they differnet?..
could you tell me that?
i'm applying the suntanlotion to his back
vs
i'm applying the suntanlotion on his back
what are they differnet?..
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@cihlove They both sound a bit weird. We'd just say "I'm putting suntan lotion on his back."
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