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trust on me i heard "Trust on me this time " in the movie i searched Trust on me , i only could find trust in me is there any difference? Thank you

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The only possibilities are "trust me" and "trust in me". I think you've found a mistake - even in slang speech, it's not recognised.
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I've never heard "Trust on me". It would certainly usually be "Trust in me".
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They both mean the same thing basically yes.
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I don't think there is a major different between them.

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