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[cuisine]

Even English natives will get confused about this growing up 😅

[Znwarp]

That's why I usually like to say "not at all!"
Somehow that comes across clearly

[DC_-dhwq]

Bruh English is my first language wth am I doing here 😭

[AileyoftheTiger]

I would usually answer like “no I do not mind” if I was asked that, so there’s no confusion! 😁

[ritikaagrawal]

Whenever I heard this sentence, I always thought why do people answer in "Yes" ... the answer should actually be "No"... However I heard this always so thought may it's an idiom and I am wrong... but today I got this cleared that I'm right.
Thanks!

[yurfavrtgayGuY]

People would get mad at me if I said no to a question like this :(

[totallyistimmy]

it depends on the tone the "no" is said with. No can mean yes or no in this context. Native English speakers usually use "not at all" or "no, you can *insert contextual verb*" or "no problem". If you answer yes to the question, as in "yes I do mind, " you do not use "yes" but instead say "no, *insert contextual excuse or reason*"

[josievoss]

bro a lot of people need to hear this, fr

[jennasmith]

Us native English speakers never get this right either so we usually just say 'sure' if we wanna let you do the thing

[armaniluisgarcia]

Bro I literally always was confused until now. Thanks!

[zebuaordy]

I really love this content so much, it's funny and educate also😂

[veronikacovalesky]

OH MY GOSH THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR PUTTING THIS OUT THERE. I hate it so much when people answer this question incorrectly. I need a clarification if they do mind, or don’t mind when saying yes😅

[shambhavichauhan]

Man thank you so much for making this clear. I have been confused with this for soooo long 😂

[eclipse]

I have spoken English my whole life and this vidio has answered all my questions

[mintytrash]

That's why, usually when someone asks that question to me, I say something like "go ahead" or "it's fine" that way there's no chance of confusion. It's a simple thing that really clears up communication.

[assignmenthelper]

"Do you mind if I... *slap you?"*

_i dOn'T reAllY cArE, nO, i dOn'T miNd-_

[crafty]

I finally agree with one of your videos, saying yes in that situation makes it sound like you do mind that you sit there so saying no is better in this situation but it can mean both.

[Etsuko]

I've always used "no" as "I disagree" and "yes" as "I agree" and I'm learning Korean now so that's perfect

[Babbaev]

That's I think one of the best ROLE-PLAY of Marina Очень Креативно Желаю только процветания Марин 😍

[JannahxX]

The laughing at the end is exactly my late reaction to all of my friends jokes