Nanda Tun
Can I respond as I don’t mind to someone who apologizes? Is that a rude manner?
Oct 12, 2019 7:03 PM
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"I don't mind" sounds odd. It could mean "I don't mind (I don't care) that you apologize". Better: "That's ok" "Thanks" "No worries" / "No problem" "It's no big deal" "Thanks. Apology accepted."
October 13, 2019
A common response to an apology is, "It's OK."
October 13, 2019
If someone makes a rude comment or says a bad word and they realize they should not have said it and apologize to you YES it is OK to say "don't worry about it" or if it wasn't really that bad you can say "I don't mind." But you probably do not want to say "I don't mind" it it was inappropriate. It is a case of just thanking them for the apology.
October 12, 2019
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