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I went to the bakery shop. They accepted only cash, but I only had a credit card.
Which one should I use between "never mind" and "it doesn't matter"?
For example:
Cashier- We accept only cash.
me- Oh, I didn't know that.
Cashier- Sorry about that.
me- never mind/ It doesn't matter.
Which one do I use?
meaning expression-choice
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I went to the bakery shop. They accepted only cash, but I only had a credit card.
Which one should I use between "never mind" and "it doesn't matter"?
For example:
Cashier- We accept only cash.
me- Oh, I didn't know that.
Cashier- Sorry about that.
me- never mind/ It doesn't matter.
Which one do I use?
meaning expression-choice
edited Apr 2 at 0:38
Laurel
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asked Apr 1 at 23:18
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Either is OK. Or "OK", "Thanks anyway", "No worries", and many others
– James Random
Apr 1 at 23:37
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I went to the bakery shop. They accepted only cash, but I only had a credit card.
Which one should I use between "never mind" and "it doesn't matter"?
For example:
Cashier- We accept only cash.
me- Oh, I didn't know that.
Cashier- Sorry about that.
me- never mind/ It doesn't matter.
Which one do I use?
meaning expression-choice
edited Apr 2 at 0:38
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asked Apr 1 at 23:18
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I went to the bakery shop. They accepted only cash, but I only had a credit card.
Which one should I use between "never mind" and "it doesn't matter"?
For example:
Cashier- We accept only cash.
me- Oh, I didn't know that.
Cashier- Sorry about that.
me- never mind/ It doesn't matter.
Which one do I use?
meaning expression-choice
meaning expression-choice
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Either is OK. Or "OK", "Thanks anyway", "No worries", and many others
– James Random
Apr 1 at 23:37
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Either is OK. Or "OK", "Thanks anyway", "No worries", and many others
– James Random
Apr 1 at 23:37
Either is OK. Or "OK", "Thanks anyway", "No worries", and many others
– James Random
Apr 1 at 23:37
Either is OK. Or "OK", "Thanks anyway", "No worries", and many others
– James Random
Apr 1 at 23:37
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You can use either, but "never mind" or "no problem" would sound better.
You can also use "It's alright" or "forget it"
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You can use either, but "never mind" or "no problem" would sound better.
You can also use "It's alright" or "forget it"
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You can use either, but "never mind" or "no problem" would sound better.
You can also use "It's alright" or "forget it"
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You can use either, but "never mind" or "no problem" would sound better.
You can also use "It's alright" or "forget it"
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You can use either, but "never mind" or "no problem" would sound better.
You can also use "It's alright" or "forget it"
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Either is OK. Or "OK", "Thanks anyway", "No worries", and many others
– James Random
Apr 1 at 23:37