stick to my words
Yesterday, I read a story about two friends, Nancy and Jenny.
They were talking about their age.
Nancy asked Jenny about her age.
Jenny said she was sixteen years old.
Nancy said:"Last year, you said that you were sixteen and now again you are sixteen years old. What is it?"
Jenny said:"I always stick to my words".
I didn't understand the meaning of the phrase "stick to my words". Please explain to me.
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Oh I see, thank you!
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That's a joke.
"Stick to my words " means that she won't change her words
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