You've got a point there. I don't understand the meaning.
"You've got a point there." I don't understand the meaning. Please, help to translate into Russian. Thank you.

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Hello Ann!

I don't speak Russian so I cannot translate it for you. But I can tell you what it means. It means 'What you say makes sense.'

Or 'You've made me think of something I had not thought of before.'

~For example~

Person A: Will we go eat some icecream?

Person B: We could, but we are having dinner in an hour. We might be too full to eat.

Person A: You've got a point there!

Hopefully this answers your question!

Emma

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Thank you!

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I cannot translate it to russian, but it means "It makes sense, I agree with this argument of yours".

Hope this was helpful ;)

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