Learn what "thought you two" means, when people say it, and how to use it naturally in English.

It means they expected the two people or groups to settle the issue and decide together.
From Blood Contract, Episode 42
Someone comments that they expected the two sides to reach an agreement.
Use this in neutral conversation, meetings, or arguments when talking about people failing to find common ground. It sounds slightly formal, so it is less natural in very casual speech.
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