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No worries vs don't worry?
4 months ago
1 Answers
"No worries" is an Australian term, although it also gets used in the UK as well. It can mean the same as "don't worry", but in the sense that "don't worry" means "alright", "it's OK", "you're welcome" and so on.
4 months ago