How do you translate "never mind" in French?
I looked for this expression on Internet but there are a lot translation ^^
For me...the best translation is "Laissez-faire" or "Laisse-faire"

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How do you translate "never mind" in French?
I looked for this expression on Internet  but there are a lot translation ^^
For me...the best translation is "Laissez-faire" or "Laisse-faire"

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Actually, it's "laisse tomber," not "laisse faire."

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laisser tomber generally means to abandon/ignore. 
perhaps 'ça fait rien/ c'est rien' est l'expression le plus juste. 
normalement j'utilise 'ça/cela ne fait rien/ne t'inquiete pas' comme never mind/no matter en anglais.

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+Bonsoir ! On peut osciller entre "Ca n'fait rien", "Laisse tomber" et aussi "C'est pas grave"  suivant les contextes !

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I agree with NileDAngeli - but "never mind" has at least two meanings in English. In situation 1, "never mind" = "cela ne fait rien," and in situation 2, "never mind" = "laisse tomber":

(1) Peter: I'm sorry, I accidentally broke your window. Paul: Never mind. (Or, that's okay)
(2) Peter: I really think that cubism is the new impressionism because of the study of perspectives, blah blah blah, Paul: What? Peter: It means that they both share a certain je ne sais quoi. Paul: What? I don't understand you. Peter: Oh, never mind.

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