English, 11.10.2021 22:50, TombRaider167

Study the meaning of the utterance "I have not eaten in days" from two different speakers: Speaker 1 (A girl undergoing a diet plan); I have not eaten in days.

Speaker 2 (A thin beggar): I have not eaten in days.
Question: Is the meaning of the utterance of both speakers the same? Are they meaning the same thing?

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