Learn the Differences: I Don’t Mind VS. I Don’t Care VS. I Don’t Know の違いを学ぶ、英会話!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2020
- If someone asked you what you wanted to do on the weekend, which would be the best answer: I don’t mind, I don’t care, or I don’t know? In today’s English lesson you will learn the answer to this question as you discover the differences between these three commonly confused English expressions.
In today’s English lesson you will learn the differences between the expressions: I don’t mind, I don’t care, and I don’t mind. You will learn a variety of ways that each expression is used naturally in English. This lesson will also discuss the differences between how these expressions are used in Canadian English, British English, and American English. This lesson will help you to improve your English speaking and offer a few pronunciation tips (such as I don’t know can often sound like I dunno in informal conversation).
By the end of today’s English lesson you will have learned how to use I don’t mind, how to use I don’t care, and how to use I don’t know correctly. This will help you to improve your English communication and speak English with confidence! Thank you for watching, “Learn the Differences: I Don’t Mind VS. I Don’t Care VS. I Don’t Know” I hope this vocabulary lesson will be useful for you as you improve your English. Good luck with your English studies!
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I Don’t Mind VS. I Don’t Care VS. I Don’t Know 違いを学ぶ、英会話!
誰かがあなたが週末に何をしたいかについてあなたに尋ねるならば、どれが最高の答えでしょうか？: I don’t mind, I don’t care又I don’t know? これらの3つの良く混乱する英語の表現の違いを発見して、今日の英語の授業では、貴方はこの質問に対する答えを学びます。
今日の英語の授業では、あなたは I don’t mind, I don’t careとI don’t knowの表現の違いを学びます。各々のの表現が英語で自然に使われるいろいろな方法を学びます。この授業は、これらの表現がカナダ英語、英国英語と米国英語で使われる方法の違いも議論します。この授業は、貴方が英語を話すのを上達するお手伝いをしてその後幾つかの発音の助言(I don’t knowがカジュアルな会話でI dunno)もします。
今日の英語の授業の終りまでに、あなたは、I don’t mindとI don’t careとI don’t knowの正しい使い方を学んだ事でしょう。この動画が貴方の英語のコミュニケーションの上達と自信を持って英語を話すのに役立つ事でしょう。“I Don’t Mind VS. I Don’t Care VS. I Don’t Know: 違いを学ぶの動画を見てくれてありがとうございます。この語彙の授業が、貴方の英語の上達に役立つと嬉しいです。みんな勉強頑張ってね。
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I would like to watch Jen every day! 🌹 👍 😊 🌹.
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thanks Jen .. you change my life ---- over time and because of you , I'm good at English .. god bless you!
I am ecstatic to hear that you've improved your English through my lessons (and of course your hard work 😉) 😁 Thank you for your kind and encouraging words. Please keep up all of your great effort with English. God bless you as well. ❤️
@@JeNsJyugyou Amen! .. Thanks for these nice words! You are a great person and a unique teacher!
Thank you for your kind and encouraging words. Comments like yours inspire me to keep making lessons. 🙂
Hello teacher Jen... I love your channel and the way you teach your lesson they are very useful for me. Thanks a bunch. Greetings🍒.
Thank you for your nice comment! 😃 You're very welcome. 💐
I want to see more vocabulary then grammar videos. Thank You Jen
My pleasure 🤗. Thanks for watching and for the feedback 🌼💕.
Thanks a lot Jen, for the helpful lesson.
I have been thinking about that for months because sometimes I feel confused between (I don't mind and I don't care) so you gave me the video what I was looking for.
Thanks Jen and have a nice day.❤
You're welcome, Ahmed. I'm glad this lesson was helpful for you. ☺️
I don’t mind either way. All of your lessons are amazing! 🧚🏼♀️ But, i have a suggestion. When you give an example, i can understand some rules like we use “would you mind v+ing” if we want someone to do something or (do you mind if i +v1) and (would you mind if i + v2) Could you give grammar rules with their examples? You explain how we can use them in daily life, which is really beneficial but i want to learn how i can make a sentence using these words as well. Thank you for your effort!❣️
Thanks for your comment, Merve☺️. I will do my best to include more grammar explanations in future lessons👍🏻. Great job on picking up the patterns and grammar rules used in this lesson. 😉
Wonderful episode as usual.
Thank you, Timothy. ☺️ I am happy to hear that you enjoyed this lesson.
Hey Jen.
I'm very confident in saying that I don't mind either way, both categories of your videos are great and I just love watch them; we always have something to learn either way, eh?
Thanks for the lesson!!
Hi Matheus, thanks for your nice comment. ☺️ And great, natural use of 'eh' 😉. 🇨🇦
IDK(= I don't know), both types of your videos are extremely nice and high quality.
I like this lesson because now i understand much better.. hello to You from Campeche city.
Thank you for your comment, Edmundo. ☺️ I am so happy to hear that this lesson helped to clarify the differences between these commonly confused English expressions. 🙂
Thank you for always posting great video.
“I don’t mind” is what I’d like to say now, but I want to see grammar video more!
Hi Yuji ☺️. Thanks for your response. I will work on more grammar lessons. 👍🏻
I’d like to see a vocabulary lesson on dealing with one’s utilities.
Thanks for your response, however I am not entirely sure what you mean by utilities. Utilities usually means companies that supply people with necessary things such as electricity, gas, water, etc.
Hi Jen thank you for this lesson
My answer is
I don't mind to watch both the videos perhaps I prefer to look forward for more grammar videos.
Thanks for your feedback. 👍🏻
I love you a lot teacher!
Thank you, Jean ☺️ I love your enthusiasm for studying English and leaving me cheerful comments. 😉
I mind very much both! You could include grammar with vocabulary special in each lesson :)
Thanks for your comment and suggestion. 👍🏻
About your question whether more lessons either on grammar or on vocabulary, I don´t know because both are so motivating, so you´ve better do the choice.
Jen, very interesting this lesson. I really never thought of that difference, except in “I don`t care” I considered it a little bit rude. You explain amazingly well as you always do. Lots of thanks for your worthy work.🌹✨
Hi Santiago. Thanks for your comment and excellent use of "I don't know." 👍🏻
I appreciate your kind words and am very grateful for the all of your nice encouraging comments. 💐 You inspire me to keep making lessons.
@@JeNsJyugyou My congratulation🌹💖
Vocab
Thanks for your feedback, Neda. 🌸
I don’t mind either way.
Thanks for your response. ☺️ Perfect use of the expression 'don't mind', 👍🏻
I don't know just l want to learn whatever you gave me
Great answer and excellent use of "I don't know". 👍🏻
@@JeNsJyugyou thank you so much Jen
@@munamohamed470 Any time ☺️
Hi jen how is your weekend
Hi Muna. The weekend starts tomorrow (Friday) and I am looking forward to it. ☺️ Everything is still closed here, but the weather looks like it will be nice so I plan on going for a nice walk on some nearby natural trails. What are your plans for the weekend?
What is the difference BT Canadian English and British English you mention there is a different
In this video I mentioned that in British English they say, "I don't mind" when they are given a choice between A and B. In Canadian English using 'I don't mind' in that situation doesn't make sense. In Canadian English if we are given a choice between A or B we would usually say, "Either one is fine" or "I don't mind either way."
I usually say "I don't know, because I..."
What about you Miss Jen?
I don't usually say I don't care or I don't mind.
That's very Canadian 🇨🇦. It depends on the situation as to what I would say, but I think I use, "I don't know" more than the other expressions.
Grammar lessons
Would you mind if we walk?
Can I say-No I don’t mind.
That means-Sure I don’t mind.
Hello J 🙂. If someone asks 'Would you mind if we walk?': "No, I don't mind" is the best answer, but "Sure, I don't mind" is also a great response.
This is why English can be confusing because as you pointed out, although one response starts with a positive 'sure' and the other starts with a negative 'No', the two responses actually have the same meaning! 👍🏻
(However, if you only answered with a simple 'yes,' that would be confusing because then it seems like you do mind😅). Hope that helps ✨
@@JeNsJyugyou Thank you very much. That's very helpful.
@@j.4457 I'm glad to have been able to help 🤗
Yes, hello ma'am, how are you and at your place to your own. Yes you are ready for that for but it depends Italy. Italy did not take for whom to need the money, you can and the goalkeepers no, it's not me, I know