Don't get me wrong
Say "Don't get me wrong" when you think that the people listening might misunderstand your opinions about something. For example, if you went to a Mexican restaurant that you didn't like, you can tell someone about it:
Don't get me wrong – I love Mexican food. But that place, I don't know. I didn't care for it.
You always follow "Don't get me wrong" with an explanation of how you actually feel.
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