Hello native speakers,
Is baklavacı mehtap right when she says that 'to go high' means to overcome the problem? I've never heard the expression but it seems to make sense here.
Thank you
I don't think so - I've never heard the expression either.
My guess is that the first sentence is unrelated to the second sentence. The second sentence is the meat of what they're talking about, but then somehow their conversation got slowed down or interrupted, so the writer is commenting on that.
Hmm...Yes, I'm not at all sure what the second sentence means either...
If the two sentences are connected, it would seem to mean something like:
Anyway, I'm quite sure we'll be able to use msn to communicate a lot and develop a wonderful relationship!
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