Ça ne fait rien
Example: Si tu es en retard, ça ne fait rien, viens quand même.
Definition
"Ça ne fait rien" is a French expression used to indicate that something does not matter or is not a problem, often to reassure someone. For example, it means 'it’s okay' or 'never mind' when something goes wrong or is delayed.
Etymology
The phrase "ça ne fait rien" literally translates to 'that does not do anything.' It comes from the French verb 'faire' meaning 'to do' and the negation 'ne...rien' meaning 'nothing.' Did you know? It's a common phrase used to comfort or dismiss minor issues, reflecting the French tendency to downplay small troubles.
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