Which should I use: “never mind” or “it doesn't matter”? [on hold]





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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?










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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?










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put on hold as primarily opinion-based by Jason Bassford, JJJ, TrevorD, Lawrence, kiamlaluno yesterday


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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?










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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?







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Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.















  • 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





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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