".... you just have to sort of hang with me for a minute". What does that mean "hang with me"?
All sentence is: "I know this is gonna sound like a bad idea, but you just have to sort of hang with me for a minute."
Please give me an examples of using this phrase.
Thank you so much. :)
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"Hang with me" means "stay with me" or "keep paying attention to me". It depends on the context.
Examples:
My train will be here soon. Please hang with me a bit. (Please stay here with me until the train comes.)
I have a story to tell you. It's a little long so hang with me. (The story may be boring in the beginning so please keep paying attention.)
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