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What is the difference between Don't worry. and Never mind. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between Don't worry. and Never mind. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Donāt worry means that you are reassuring someone, or telling them that they donāt need to do anything, or not to worry. Never mind is sometimes used to make someone not feel worried, or refusing to answer a question. For example, Never mind, I am fine. For donāt worry, you could say, Donāt worry about dinner, we will sort things out.
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Donāt worry means that you are reassuring someone, or telling them that they donāt need to do anything, or not to worry. Never mind is sometimes used to make someone not feel worried, or refusing to answer a question. For example, Never mind, I am fine. For donāt worry, you could say, Donāt worry about dinner, we will sort things out.
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@Eli_Miy Thank you for your answer.
I feel that the difference between the two is a little. Can I say āDon't worry, I'm fine?ā
I feel that the difference between the two is a little. Can I say āDon't worry, I'm fine?ā
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@hampaka Yes, that sounds natural, and many people say that when they are trying to reassure someone that they are ok and they donāt need to worry about them.
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'Nevermind' can sometimes be dismissive.
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@squidlydeux Thank you for your reply, but I couldn't understand what you taught for me.
When A says to B,ā Never mind, ā B sometimes feels Aās words are not necessary. Is this what you meant?
When A says to B,ā Never mind, ā B sometimes feels Aās words are not necessary. Is this what you meant?
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