How to say "And I was like:..." in German | Real German || Deutsch Für Euch 133

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Ever talked to someone and repeated something that was said in another conversation? Chances are you used a phrase like "And I was like:..." or "So she went:..."
We use these phrases all the time and yet, we don't notice how important they are in casual conversations until we have to use them in another language. So how DO you say "Then I was like:..." in German?
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Video Segments:
00:00 Intro

00:56 Sponsor Time!
02:35 The Standard
03:54 "Und ich so..."
04:43 Swallowed when spoken
05:46 "meinen"
07:05 Present or Past?
07:20 Combining
07:47 Recap
08:49 Thank You!
09:31 RWW + Outro

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