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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all a bit weird" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or feeling that seems unusual or strange in a mild way.
Example: "The way they reacted to the news was all a bit weird, leaving everyone confused."
Alternatives: "somewhat strange" or "a little odd".
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Yes, it's all a bit weird.
So it was all a bit weird emotion-wise.
And for mine it's all a bit weird.
Funnily enough, Shaq now actually owns a piece of the Kings, and unsurprisingly, Christie thinks it's all a bit weird.
Kathy thinks it's all a bit weird, but she accepts the invite.
It's all a bit weird.
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This is where it all gets a bit weird.
As Helen Lewis Hasteley wrote on her New Statesman blog, it "all got a bit weird" when Sky, part-owned by News International, broadcast a news story on the phenomenon.
If this all sounds a bit weird and impressionistic, then that is because You're Not Alone is a show that runs on surprise, not to mention shock, and oh-no-he-didn't awe.
I don't know; is it all getting a bit weird?
When Bret suggests hanging out sometime, Jemaine invites him along on a dinner date with Sally, but they all feel a "bit weird" and Bret leaves early.
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