3 alternatives to the phrase "tell me about it" "tell me about it" = I whole-heartedly agree(how much you agree with someone, how much you have something in common.) 👏Depending on your intonation, it will have different meaning. 1️⃣You are telling me(emphasize how much you agree, how much you have something in common.) 2️⃣You said it(You're agreeing with what someone said, more specific) 👏 It's not used as often. It's a little more rare. 3️⃣I couldn't agree with you more.

AEE 2358: English Vocabulary is Tricky? You’re Telling Me! 1. You're telling me. emphasy you really agree and You're in common or show your curiosity tell me more about it. eg, Why do i even bother by Lottery tickets彩票 ? uh You're telling me, i have never won a single dollar. ( i agree) 2. you said it. ( a hundred percent) you just agree what someone said. eg, This dessert is delicious. You said it, i can't believe we didn't know about this place. ( i totally agree with you for the same thing) 3. i couldn't agree with you more. eg, ... is the best bar in town. I couldn't agree with you more, i love that place. Role play It's high time i came to one of this, i miss the first tube. This was the one to come to, you have to choose one, this hotel is amazing. You're telling me, this ballroom 舞厅is so ..., i kind of would prefer for somewhere is more chill though. I know which mean, It's kind of hard just to check to such formal event. I couldn't agree with you more, we should see if anyone wants to go to a bar by after. i Don't even know anyone well if You're going to ask, i really bad at staying in touch. me too, It's crazy how much we all changed. you said it, i hardly recognize anyone.