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Can the phrase "you don't worry" be interpreted as "you don't care"?
If so, how likely is it to be taken in this sense?
This question made me wonder:
3 Answers
- ?Lv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
It is really really really unlikely that it would be interpreted that way. ....
I looked at the 'original' at the site you indicated (Spanish for those who are looking). I have a hard time with the Spanish, so I don't want to comment more on that, although I think the original question was 'Is 'Don't you worry' the same as 'you don't worry'. But that's a different comparison.
- ?Lv 78 years ago
the person do not want to be involved to the point that it may hurt your reputation or friendship
he is waiting to find a solution
there is nothing to worry about
