inquiéter
if I want to comfort someone and say "no worries". "ne t'inquiéte pas" or "n'inquiéte pas" should be used? thanks.
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On dit,(Ne t’inquiètes pas ).
ne + pronom personnel(tu) + verbe (s’inquiéter)+pas de la négation.
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You should use "ne t'inquiète pas" (take note of the change in accent on the "e"). The reflexive verb is s'inquiéter.
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"Ne t'inquiète pas" is the good sentence.
If you want to speak like young people (i mean fast), but it is only for speak, you can say only : "T'inquiète pas"
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