enable to understand the difference between "wish and hope"
what's the different between "hope "and "wish"for native English speakers.(cause sometimes I got confused about them and have no idea about when I can use it. appreciate for your answers.
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The words are closely related and can often be interchanged without altering the thought too much.
Native speakers use them interchangeably in general conversation.
But depending on the context, they might imply religious feelings, in the case of hope.
And the noun "wish" can apply to a direct appeal to fate for a specific thing to occur, like making a wish at a wishing well.
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they are closely related,We use wish for something that you are really very in need and if not it means you lost something,and it stronger than HOPE,we use hope generaly.
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