@dobiapps.com: Challenge: Practicing Authentic English Daily - Day 217. Today's phrase is 'What do you take me for?'. This is a common expression used when you feel disrespected, misunderstood, or underestimated. It carries a tone of dissatisfaction or anger, implying 'Who do you think I am?' or 'Do you think I'm that kind of person?'. For example, if someone accuses you of lying for money, you might respond, 'What do you take me for?'. The core structure here is 'take someone for...', meaning to regard or consider someone as. #practiceenglish #englishteacher #english #englishspeaking #learnenglish