Doesn’t Matter ってどういう意味？

フレーズ: Doesn’t Matter

意味: 大丈夫、どうでもいい

品詞: 否定の動詞

Dialogues
^対話

A: Hey, I’m sorry I spilled wine on your rug.
^{ごめんね、カーペットにワインをこぼしちゃった。}
B: It doesn’t matter. It’s old and I know how to get the stain out.
^{大丈夫だよ。古いし、染みの取り方も知っているしね。}

A: Should we eat Italian or Chinese food tonight?
^{今夜はイタリア料理か中華料理かどっちにしようかな。}
B: Doesn’t matter to me. It’s your call.
^{どうでもいいよ。あなた次第だ。}

Try to use this phrase next time you have the chance to speak English. Don’t worry about mistakes. Doesn’t matter.

Bill

Bill is an entrepreneur, English teacher, and blockchain technology advocate. Originally from the USA, he moved to Shiga Prefecture, Japan in 2007 where he owned and operated an English school for over 12 years. He currently lives in Thailand.

For private English lessons, contact him at bill@nonstopenglish.net