What's the difference between "I don't mind it" and "I don't mind it much"?
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"I don't mind it" expresses that you don't care at all about something
"I don't mind it much" expresses that you don't care much about something, but still implies you care somehow, at least a little.
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Expectations of the different So have different meaning if insipid said don't mind That's really don't mind
If say with questions Is the mind, or in the other
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Eu não me importo "I don't mind it"
Eu não me importo muito"I don't mind it much"
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