Do we say ‘Worry not’ to ask others not to worry?
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'Don't worry' is the most normal and common way to say this.
Example:
'Don't worry about a thing. (Be)'cause everything little thing's gonna (going to) be alright'. (Bob Marley - Three Little Birds. A very famous song).
'Worry not' can be used, but is part of a more complex grammatical form.
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I say: Don't worry
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