what does this mean?
when you say i want friends in america (or overseas,,,,anywhere you want), does it mean you want friends who are in america? or,,,when you are in america, you want friends?
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“I want friends in America” almost always means you want friends who live there.
But, try this: “I want friends at school.”
This is less clear-cut, although it probably means that you want friends who attend your school.
English is ambiguous, sorry.
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You want friends who live in America.
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In the minimal context you’ve given… it means the speaker wants friends who are in America.
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how about that you just want friends.
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Connotes the first idea to me.
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