Take my word for it Meaning in English
expression
TAYK MY WURD FER IT
TAYK MY WURD FAW IT
Definition
Used to tell someone to trust what you are saying, even if you can’t prove it or they have doubts.
Usage & Nuances
Informal and often used to reassure or persuade. Common in advice or when someone is skeptical. Similar phrases: 'trust me', 'believe me'. Do not use in formal writing.
Spanish: créeme - confía en mi palabraPortuguese (BR): acredite em mim - confie na minha palavraPortuguese (PT): acredita em mim - confia na minha palavraChinese (Simplified): 相信我Chinese (Traditional): 相信我Hindi: मुझ पर भरोसा करोArabic: صدقنيBengali: আমার কথা বিশ্বাস করুন - আমি যা বলছি, তা সত্যিRussian: поверь мне - поверь на словоJapanese: 私の言うことを信じて - 私を信じてVietnamese: hãy tin tôi - tin lời tôiKorean: 내 말 믿어 - 내 말만 믿어Turkish: bana güven - bana inanUrdu: میری بات پر یقین کرو - میرا اعتبار کروIndonesian: percaya saja padaku - percayalah sama aku
Example Sentences
If you want good advice, take my word for it and don’t wait too long.
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Take my word for it; this recipe is delicious.
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Take my word for it—the movie is worth watching.
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You can take my word for it that the train arrives at 8.
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Look, you don't have to check—just take my word for it.
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It sounds unbelievable, but take my word for it—it's true.
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