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I didn't quite catch what you said.

The 'quite' means 'completely', doesn't it? That means 'I didn't catch what you said completely', right?

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not quite

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Ragman wrote:

not quite

I didn't quite catch what you said.

So it means that the speaker needs to elaborate what he said as I only got partially what he is saying.

Am I correct?

Many thanks.

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I didn't understand the meaning of what you said.

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Thanks, guys.

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Or that you didn't quite hear it all...

I didn't quite catch that -- could you repeat it, please?

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Thanks, Mame.

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quite catch

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