Nevermind

[lee ying]

sorry, but I don`t understabd this word..:(
when I was chatting I saw this word. , ;) please, tell me the meaning. ok

[Rusty]

no importa, olvídalo

[Tomisimo]

Rusty's translations are perfect. no importa, ya no importa, olvídalo, no te preocupes, déjalo, olvídate, etc.

It can also be two words "never mind".

[lee ying]

thanks, both are good!! so it´s the same to say: I don´t mind: nevermind. no me importa. right*_*

[Elaina]

thanks, both are good!! so it´s the same to say: I don´t mind: nevermind. no me importa. right*_*


No me importa = I don't care

No me molesta = I don't mind

totally different from "nevermind"

[lee ying]

Why david said those words, no importa! ya no importa, olvídalo, no te preocupes, déjalo, olvídate. so when can I use it! because each one has its meaning: for example as you did:
I don´t mind , no me molesta:
I don´t care: no me importa.
Forget it!
don´t worry!
AM I right?

[Tomisimo]

You use "never mind" to tell someone not to pay attention to what you previously said.

[CrOtALiTo]

Why david said those words, no importa! ya no importa, olvídalo, no te preocupes, déjalo, olvídate. so when can I use it! because each one has its meaning: for example as you did:
I don´t mind , no me molesta:
I don´t care: no me importa.
Forget it!
don´t worry!
AM I right?

Mate remember that the words at English has more meaning than Spanish. For example.

Ask. Pedir, preguntar.

When in Spanish preguntar is only preguntar.

Then you don't amaze when a word has much meaning. You only must procure to learn them and also you must learn to use them correctly.:)

[literacola]

Why david said those words, no importa! ya no importa, olvídalo, no te preocupes, déjalo, olvídate. so when can I use it! because each one has its meaning: for example as you did:
I don´t mind , no me molesta:
I don´t care: no me importa.
Forget it!
don´t worry!
AM I right?

No me importa - it's not important to me
No importa - it's not important (nevermind it, it doesn't matter)

[Elaina]

Remember also that words can change meaning if they are together vs apart........

i.e.

nevermind = olvídalo, no es importante

never mind = no escuchar/obedecer...
i.e. You never mind my orders = ¡Nunca obedeces mis ordenes!

[Tomisimo]

I've also seen "never mind" used as a conjunction meaning "much less", but I don't think this is very common.

I can hardly walk [much less/never mind] run.

[CrOtALiTo]

Never mind can be used to say much less.