How do you say 'I don't care about you' in French?

2008-04-28 6:07 pm
i know that Je m'en fiche/fou is French for I don't care, but I wanted to know how you say X person does not care about Y person. Thanks!

回答 (8)

2008-04-28 7:57 pm
✔ 最佳答案
Indeed, the verb 'to care' is tricky in French.

There are many different ways.

Generally, I don't care would be "Cela m'est égal."

But, in this context, you could say "J'en ai marre avec toi" as suggested, or even better; "Je me fiche de toi".
2008-04-29 1:17 am
Je me fous de toi
Je me fiche de toi

More polite :
Tu ne m'intéresses pas
2008-04-29 1:14 am
Je m'en fous de toi.
2008-04-29 1:33 am
Je ne m'inquiète pas de toi OR
Je m'en fiche de toi.
(I don't care about you)
2008-04-29 1:25 am
I'm not sure if this is useful to you or not.

You can say:

"J'en ai marre avec toi!"

I'm fed up with you!
2008-04-29 1:15 am
This is actually kinda tricky... there isn't really a word for care in the French language unless your talking about care as in "soin" meaning like taking care of a sick patient.

You can say "X s'en fou de cette personne(Y)"
2008-04-29 1:48 am
X je me fiche de toi.

X se fiche de Y.
2008-04-29 1:21 am
Hi,

I think this is the translation:
'Je ne se soucient pas de vous'

I'm not pretty sure if it's right.

Hope I Helped!
Lil Miz Lucki xxxx


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