I believe in your English.

I believe your English means I believe you, I trust you, and I can rely on you.

Believe, a verb, means "trust; Expectation; Believe in religion. " I believe you. I have confidence in you. Faith, mainly used as a noun, indicates faith, belief, trust and loyalty when used as a noun; Name: (Hungary) Voith, (UK) Faith, (female) Faith, (Canon) fyt.

I can count on you. I can rely on you (trust you). When used as a noun, it indicates the total quantity of (something or a substance in a certain area); Count (in order); Number of boxing referees; When used as a verb, it means "points ..."; Count (in order); Considering; Thinking; Be regarded as; Meaningful; (a factor) has an impact; (Be) formally accepted (or recognized) ".

I trust you. I believe you. Trust, mainly used as nouns and verbs, means "trust, trust" when used as verbs; Hope; Sell on credit; Trust, trust; Relying on ",when used as a noun, means" trust, trust; Responsibility; Trust. "

I can support you. I can count on you. Back, a noun, translates as "back; Spine; Rear part; Back; At the end; (chair) backrest; Defender; Hull; Fuselage (of an aircraft); Trunk; "

Bilingual example

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I believe you will succeed in the end.

I am? Are you sure? Would you? Get? There? Are you online? That? End. ?

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I believe you will get what you want.

I am? Are you sure? That? What about you? Will. Get? Yours Wish. ?

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I believe you don't need me to arrange it for you.

I am? Are you sure? What about you? No? Need? Me? Where to? Organization? You ?

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Your work is ok, but I believe you can do better.

Yours Work? Is it? All of them? Right? But? I am? Are you sure? What about you? Is it okay? Do what? Much better. ?

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I'm sure you will solve it.

Me? Do you know? Me? Is it okay? Dependence? Open? What about you? Where to? Sort? It? Out?

I believe what you said. | I believe you; I believe what you said.

Take the boss's advice. The boss accepted his suggestion. Listen to what others say. The manager said that what he wants is action, not words. The manager said he needed action, not empty words.

A confident and direct tone expresses belief-I checked the date and everything is correct. You can check it if you want. I have checked the data and everything is correct. You can check it again if you like. Thank you very much. I believe you. Thank you, I believe you.

A hesitant tone indicates doubt or disbelief-bungee jumping is the most wonderful feeling in the world. Bungee jumping is the most wonderful feeling in the world. -Okay, I believe you. Okay, I believe you.