In English when you want to reassure somebody of your undivided attention, you may want to make use of the idiom: to be all ears, meaning to be completely focussed.
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In English when you want to reassure somebody of your undivided attention, you may want to make use of the idiom: to be all ears, meaning to be completely focussed.
photo: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Charles,_Prince_of_Wales