![]() Walk in my shoes???This question has been answered · 4 replies Forums · General English Grammar & Vocabulary, Listening & Speaking · General English Vocabulary & Idiom Questions Hello,everyone, I am not sure what "walk in my shoes" means,.Any of you folks can help me ? Tanks in advance. New Member09 ![]() Approved answer (verified by BarbaraPA) Precisely-- smell what I smell, see what I see, and, more significantly, observe what I observe and feel what I feel. We use the expression to ask someone to understand our viewpoint, or to change his/her opinion to our own, on some matter: 'If you could walk a mile in my shoes, you would see why I think that people are generally xenophobic'-- meaning that incidents in my life have shown me a lot of xenophobia toward myself as a foreigner, and that if you had my experiences, you would have a similar opinion. Is that more clear? ![]() ALL REPLIES experience what I experience in my shoes? How can I walk in my shoes? Smell what I smell? Junior Member58 ![]() Anonymous: thanks ![]() | Have a question? People are waiting to help. Interesting stuff Related forum topics:In my shoes?Shoes/boots?Walk for?Walk in on?walk the bird?Walk the linein shoes?The walk of life?sport shoes - sign?footwear/shoes?you would walk into a dealer?my shoes?walk/tips?Walk into...?walk away ?Talk/walk/health/self?To carry/fit for the shoes?Staring at their shoes?Ten minute's walk or ten-minute...Shoes? |
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