用法：用于亲朋友间，表示同意他的看法。
Scene 1:
Chang:Before I came to the United States, I had the impression that women
in America were stronger than men, both in society and at home. But now
I feel that that was a distorted picture.
Yang:You can say that again. American’s a man’s world too.
张：还没来到美国之前，在我的印象里，以为美国女人无论在社会上 或家庭里都比男人强，
不过现在我觉得这个印象是不正确的。
杨：一点也没错，美国是个男性社会。
Scene 2:
Yang:I think there is a sharp contrast between Chinese and Americans.For example,
the Americans are very individualistic, while the Chinese are very group-oriented.
Chang:You can say that again. Chinese are very conscious of what other people think
of them.
杨：我认为中国人和美国人之间有极明显的差别。
譬如说，美国人非常个人主义，而中国人就非常集体倾向。
张：一点也没错，中国人总是非常在意别人对他们的看法。
Scene 3:
Yang:The United States is an egalitarian society in terms of interpersonal
relationships.
Chang:You can say that again! The woman I just went out to dinner with insisted on
paying her own way. And when I took her home she kissed me goodnight!
杨：就人际关系而言，美国是个平等社会。
张：一点也没错！刚才和我一起去吃饭的那个女人，不但坚持自己付钱，而且当我送她回家时，还亲吻我道晚安！
用法：用于亲朋友间，表示同意他的看法。
Scene 1:
Chang:Before I came to the United States, I had the impression that women
in America were stronger than men, both in society and at home. But now
I feel that that was a distorted picture.
Yang:You can say that again. American’s a man’s world too.
张：还没来到美国之前，在我的印象里，以为美国女人无论在社会上 或家庭里都比男人强，
不过现在我觉得这个印象是不正确的。
杨：一点也没错，美国是个男性社会。
Scene 2:
Yang:I think there is a sharp contrast between Chinese and Americans.For example,
the Americans are very individualistic, while the Chinese are very group-oriented.
Chang:You can say that again. Chinese are very conscious of what other people think
of them.
杨：我认为中国人和美国人之间有极明显的差别。
譬如说，美国人非常个人主义，而中国人就非常集体倾向。
张：一点也没错，中国人总是非常在意别人对他们的看法。
Scene 3:
Yang:The United States is an egalitarian society in terms of interpe
ersonal
relationships.
Chang:You can say that again! The woman I just went out to dinner with insisted on
paying her own way. And when I took her home she kissed me goodnight!
杨：就人际关系而言，美国是个平等社会。
张：一点也没错！刚才和我一起去吃饭的那个女人，不但坚持自己付钱，而且当我送她回家时，还亲吻我道晚安！
Don’t get me wrong. 请别误解我。
用法：用于担心对方误解时。
譬如说，我们都有和别人争辩的经验，当对方提出他的看法或意见时，自己的虽然和他的大致相同，但总觉得对方有些
看法难免有失平衡，或太过极端，而不表示同意，想再重申自己的看法或立场时，可以直接以" Don’t get me wrong."
