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Boys vs girls: sushi or tacos? Me da igual.

Mateo asks what to order for dinner, and Lucía says she will complain later. Then Mateo admits he already ordered.

In Spanish, with English subtitles.

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The Spanish phrase

Me da igual.

I don't mind. / It's all the same to me.

Use it when either choice is fine with you. Said in a flat tone, it can sound like "I don't care."

Every line in Spanish with English

Mateo: ¿Sushi o tacos esta noche?

In English: Sushi or tacos tonight?

Lucía: Me da igual. Decide tú, yo me quejo después.

In English: I don't mind. You decide, I'll complain later.

Mateo: ¿O sea que solo te quejas?

In English: So you just do the complaining?

Mateo: Bueno, ¿tacos con cebolla o sin cebolla?

In English: Okay, tacos with onion or without?

Lucía: Me da igual. Tú decides.

In English: I don't mind. You decide.

Mateo: Genial, porque ya pedí sushi hace diez minutos.

In English: Great, because I ordered sushi ten minutes ago.

In English, with a phrase in Spanish.

Mateo: Sushi or tacos tonight?

Lucía: Me da igual. You decide, I'll complain later.

Mateo: So you only do the complaining?

Mateo: Okay, tacos with onion or without?

Lucía: Me da igual. You decide.

Mateo: Great, because I ordered sushi ten minutes ago.

Quick quiz

Choose a or b, then open the answer to see if you were right.

  1. What does it mean? Me da igual.

    1. I don't mind.
    2. I'm full.
    Show the answer

    Answer: a) I don't mind. It means either choice is fine. "I'm full" is "Estoy lleno."

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