I don't care to know meaning in English
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Definition
I don't care to know, I don't want to know: I don't want the knowledge; I have no desire to understand; It's not important to me to be aware
I don't know how you got into my apartment and I don't care to know, so don't explain it to me and just leave.
Examples
- "Listen, I don't know how you found out about the proposal, and frankly I don't care to know, but you do make some interesting points in your memo and I'd like to discuss the issue further with you."
Exercise 1
"I don't know how you found out about the proposal, and frankly I don't care to know".
The expression I don't care to know expresses that Bruno how Philip knows about Susie's proposal.
The expression I don't care to know expresses that Bruno how Philip knows about Susie's proposal.
"I don't know how you found out about the proposal, and frankly I don't care to know".
The expression I don't care to know expresses that Bruno isn't interested in knowing how Philip knows about Susie's proposal.
The expression I don't care to know expresses that Bruno isn't interested in knowing how Philip knows about Susie's proposal.
isn't interested in knowing : When Bruno says that he "doesn't care to know how Philip found out about the "proposal", he means that he isn't interested in knowing about Philip's methods of discovery. The expression 'I don't care to know" expresses disinterest on the speaker's part.
doesn't understand: Bruno is not expressing that he doesn't comprehend or understand how Philip discovered Susie's proposal, but rather that he is not interested in knowing how he did it.
wouldn't mind knowing: The expression "I wouldn't mind" would express that Bruno is actually interested in knowing how Philip discovered Susie's proposal, which is not the case.
can't wait to know: The expression "I can't wait" would express that Bruno is actually very interested in knowing how Philip discovered Susie's proposal, which is not the case.
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