"where do you mean?" and "you mean where?" Which one is correct?
Because my friend say we can meet at a nearby shop. but I don't know where it is.Because my friend say we can meet at a nearby shop. but I don't know where it is.

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"where do you mean?" and "you mean where?" Which one is correct?
Because my friend say we can meet at a nearby shop. but I don't know where it is.Because my friend say we can meet at a nearby shop. but I don't know where it is.

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Both of those are actually correct but would be used in different situations and context.

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"Where do you mean" would be more correct, however "you mean where" does make sense.

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Could you provide some additional context for these?

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