I'm sorry I misunderstood you.

You've misunderstood.

I must have misunderstood.

As far as I know

As always, you have understood poorly!

I understand it is due in November.

I understand the museum is closed on Mondays.

I now understand that the Council will not be in a position to give us the common position on the agricultural part of the package until the beginning of our part session in November.

Perhaps you have misunderstood the aim of our project.

I have bad breath.

It gradually dawned on me that I had misunderstood him.

I understand you are going to spend your vacation in New Zealand.

The industrial design magazine, I believe, is called Innovation.

I'm getting a bad feeling.

I'm having a bad feeling.

I have a bad feeling.

We have confused Maslow's hierarchy of needs just a little bit.

As far as I know, he has never come on time.

I have a weird feeling doing it, he says.

We thus oppose this report in the name of personal freedom, national sovereignty and democracy.

I have a smelly girlfriend.

On the other hand it must be pointed out that in this case it is a question of renewing an existing agreement with no substantial modifications to the earlier decisions.

I play tennis, but my form is terrible.

Or do I have something wrong with the equipment?

But in substance it suffers by seeing only one half of the picture.

Gotcha!

Roger!

Gotcha.

I've got a feeling something's gone wrong.

I understand the demand for information technology has fallen 20 in the last two years.

Have you understood everything?

Understand that the woman who made it is going to be in Tanzania, where they're having the session in June.

We have creaky procedures we have too many votes we have too many amendments we have too much work to do and yet we have now wasted almost half an hour of our time . debating something on which the Committee on the Rules of Procedure, the Verification of Credentials and Immunities, or the enlarged Bureau can procedure an interpretation which the people opposite have the right to challenge.

You didn't understand.

You take everything too literally.

I have not understood anything.

I haven't understood anything.

I've figured out the puzzle.

I thought you understood.

I think I understood.

Did you understand what he said?

I don't believe they understood.

I pretended I didn't understand.

It's understood that we'll start tomorrow.

I've understood hardly anything.