詳しく言うと、って英語でなんて言うの？

To move from a general statement to a more detailed statement we can use, "more specifically." Here's an example: "I love seafood. More specifically, crab and other shellfish." Have a great day!

You can explain something in detail, thoroughly or in depth. They mean the same thing. When you recite a past event in detail, you give a blow by blow account. In other words, you describe what happened step by step. To be precise is the same as saying to be exact or to be accurate. It has a slightly different meaning.

"Let me break it down for you" This means to explain at length, clearly, and in a way that cannot be disputed further. e.g Let me break it down for you. The sky is not blue but colorless.We only see blue because of the light reflecting on water. "To be more precise..." precise :marked by exactness and accuracy of expression or detail. This means you are about to explain something in more detail. "To expand on this a bit more I would say,,," This is a way of preparing someone for a more detailed explanation on the subject you are talking about. expand : give a fuller version or account of something e.g"the minister expanded on the government's proposals"

"I'm going to explain this to you in detail, so listen carefully." You can uses this statement to prepare the person for what you are going to explain. 'I'm going to explain this to you piece by piece." Piece by piece = in gradual stages E.g. Let me explain this mathematics problem piece by piece. "Let me break it down for you." This statement is used when you want to explain something in detail, but in simple terms.

We can use either of these before we go into detail about something.

"What I mean is ......" This means that you want explain again but in detail. You are going to be more specfic and clearer.

A) Please listen attentively as i will be explaining something important. *Listen -give one's attention to a sound. Example -"evidently he was not listening" *Attentively -while paying close attention. Example-"throughout our discussion the president listened attentively" *Explaining-make (an idea or situation) clear to someone by describing it in more detail or revealing relevant facts. Example -"they explained that their lives centred on the religious rituals" *Important - of great significance or value. Example-"important habitats for wildlife" B) I will break it down for you , so listen carefully . *break it down for you - I will simplify it for you *Carefully -in a way that deliberately avoids harm or errors; cautiously. Example -"they must be carefully handled and stored" I hope this helps! :-)

When you are trying to explain something in more detail, you may use words like "specifically" or "in depth" or say something along the lines of "To be more specific..." or "To explain in detail..." these are easy ways to further your explanation when trying to explain something to someone.

"What I mean to say is," is primarily used when there is a minor confusion with the first way that you tried to explain something. For example : I don't think you fully understand, what I mean to say is... "To be exact," is used when you are trying to specify further on a particular topic to make your idea more detailed.

To pay attention and listen carefully means being fully engaged in what is being explained. If you offer someone to take a seat before explaining something it shows that you are not explaining something light and that it will take some time. "This needs a long explanation so let's have a seat, that way we can both be comfortable while I explain this to you." "So what this means is that.." "This is all about.." "Pay attention, the explanation is long."

Before you start explaining something in detail, you can say: "To be specific," "In other words," "More thoroughly,"