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Hay una frase en el español que significa "whatever" o "same difference"?
Me aparece que "no me importa" is lo mas similar de estas frases. Hay otras?
Jan 17, 2014 10:55 PM
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lo que sea...
como sea
da igual...
no importa..
no me importa... all are accepted because you're expressing that something is not important or that you're not interested
January 17, 2014
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da igual, me da igual
como quieras could also be used this way
January 17, 2014
Si: "lo que sea"
January 17, 2014
Da igual.
Es igual.
Da lo mismo.
Lo mismo da.
(Even "lo mismo da que da lo mismo" jokingly)
Es lo mismo.
No importa.
"I don't care" (you express your own indifference, not just the general unimportance of something) would be "me da igual", "me da lo mismo" or "no me importa". There are more slangy ways to say that (actually profanities, there are several Spanish equivalents of "I don't give a fuck"), but that's another question.
January 18, 2014
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