English term
I'll have you know...
Nov 28, 2012 00:47: Cilian O'Tuama changed "Level" from "PRO" to "Non-PRO"
Non-PRO (3): Tony M, Ildiko Santana, Cilian O'Tuama
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You need to take account of the fact that [often jocular]
e.g.: I'll have you know that I was once a famous hot-dog vendor at New York Yankee games.
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Tony M
: Yes, I think that is one of the commonest ways it is used.
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Stephanie Ezrol
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Demi Ebrite
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Clauwolf
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Cilian O'Tuama
: maybe even accompanied by some finger wagging / priscila needs to communicate and provide context.
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Joyce A
: Well, one can say, "I'll have you know that the Smith's kids are the ones who ripped out all your precious tulips!" (Just made that one up - and it could be a lot worse - so often it isn't all that jocular.) :-P
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Marianna Tucci
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Judith Hehir
: Sometimes, yes.
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Rolf Keiser
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Please be advised that
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Tony M
: Except that this expression isn't really used all that much in formal contexts.
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I wish to inform you
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Note added at 5 mins (2010-07-15 17:25:12 GMT)
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more of less "que sepas" que es vedado incluso en (el infierno?) (for the "infernal regions" I would need a bit more context to be certain)
Let me tell you...
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Saludos,
eski
I'll tell you in no uncertain terms
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Rosemary Schmid
: Depending on the context, and I'm wondering if the word infernal is a typo - would internal work as well? - this phrase often introduces a counter-argument to what the speaker/writer has said. Might be said by a know-it-all, an arrogant person, in jest
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Thank you! It's pretty readable with "hellish regions" in the sentence as well! "I'll have you know, when you cross the river Styx..."
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Jack Dunwell
: Yes, precisely
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Thank you very much!
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Judith Hehir
: Also, yes.
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Thank you! Appreciated.
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Discussion
"...and, by the way, while we are on the subject, why do you (expletive deletd) Saxons persist in using that heinous cutting implement callead the seax, you know, the on Shakespeare, "Seax-behre," was named for? I'll have you know it is outlawed even in the infernal regiona. --Yöur old buddy, The Universal I.D."
he likes to use wits... a lot (what sometimes makes his texts very difficult to translate).