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what's the difference between 'i believe u' and 'i believe in u' ? i saw a movie. the actor said that, 'i believe u. no,no,no, i believe in u!' what's the difference? pls u guys tell me, if u know about it. thanks!

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"I believe you" means I believe what you are telling me. I believe your words. "I'm sorry I missed your party. My car broke down and I couldn't make it. That's the truth" "I believe you." "I believe in you" means I think that you can do what you want to do, and you are strong enough / ready / prepared to reach your goal. "I'm so worried I'm going to fail my exam." "You've studied a lot for it. You are going to do great on that exam!I believe in you."

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