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Four ways to say it doesn't matter in English.

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There are four ways to say it doesn't matter in English and we'll show you how to use all of them today

It doesn't matter which one you choose, but start experimenting with these today

Hey Michelle, what's going on with you? Hey Lindsay, not too much, not too much.

How about you?

Not much, just here on a Thursday in August hanging out, you know know drinking my lemonade because it's a hot

summer day ha ha ha. Oh I love lemonade. Yeah yeah me too I like lemonade do you like lemonade

ice tea or Arnold Palmer.

Oh, good question.

I think I, it depends, but I like, I like ice tea.

Yeah, I wonder if our listeners know what that third thing is that

third option is that I gave you there. Do you know what that is?

Mix, right? What? It's a mix of the two.

Mix of the two. An Arnold Palmer. I said it in a Boston accent.

Yeah, I was like, what? You know, I got it. That was a Boston accent. But Arnold Palmer is a, yeah yeah as the Bostonians would say

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