Collocation
I am glad we talked.
Expressing relief or satisfaction that a conversation or discussion occurred, often implying that it resolved something, prevented a misunderstanding, or led to a positive outcome.
Definition
'I am glad we talked.' is a common English collocation. Expressing relief or satisfaction that a conversation or discussion occurred, often implying that it resolved something, prevented a misunderstanding, or led to a positive outcome.
I am + glad + we talked
“I am glad we talked about this before it became a bigger problem.”
Examples
- After our long discussion, she said, "I am glad we talked about our differences."
- He sighed with relief and told her, "I am glad we talked before you left."
- It feels much better now; I am glad we talked this through.
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- Even though it was difficult, I am glad we talked openly about the issue.
- The misunderstanding is resolved now, and I am glad we talked it over.
- Looking back, I am glad we talked about our expectations early on.
- The manager expressed, "I am glad we talked about the project timeline adjustments."
- Despite the initial awkwardness, I am glad we talked and cleared the air.
- Thanks for your honesty; I am glad we talked, as it helped me understand your perspective.
- I was worried about bringing it up, but I am glad we talked in the end.
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