Felőlem

OHWAD-Basic words

 

Felőlem

 

Meaning:

for all I care, I don’t mind

 

Example sentences:

Felőlem mehetünk holnap moziba.

For-all-I-care go-can-we tomorrow cinema-into.

We can go to the cinema tomorrow, for all I care.

 

Felőlem aztán azt csinálsz, amit akarsz!

For-all-I-care [aztán = enhancement in this case] that(acc.) do-you, what want-you!

You can do whatever you want, for all I care!

 

Related terms:

érdekli – to be of interest, to be sth. That one cares about

(valami) felől – from the direction of (so. / sth.) – “felőlem” literally means “Coming from my direction”

akárhol – wherever

akármi / bármi – whatever

akármikor – whenever

nekem mindegy – I’m indifferent; I don’t mind (literally: for-me all-one – it’s all the same for me)

nekem nyolc – same meaning, as “nekem mindegy”, but more colloquial; literally meaning “For me it’s eight.”

 

Pronunciation of today’s word:

felőlem – for all I care, I don’t mind

 

Pronunciation of the example sentences:

Felőlem mehetünk holnap moziba.

For-all-I-care go-can-we tomorrow cinema-into.

We can go to the cinema tomorrow, for all I care.

 

Felőlem aztán azt csinálsz, amit akarsz!

For-all-I-care [aztán = enhancement in this case] that(acc.) do-you, what want-you!

You can do whatever you want, for all I care!

 

Pronunciation of the related terms:

érdekli – to be of interest, to be sth. That one cares about

 

(valami) felől – from the direction of (so. / sth.) – “felőlem” literally means “Coming from my direction”

 

akárhol – wherever

 

akármi / bármi – whatever

 

akármikor – whenever

 

nekem mindegy – I’m indifferent; I don’t mind (literally: for-me all-one – it’s all the same for me)

 

nekem nyolc – same meaning, as “nekem mindegy”, but more colloquial; literally meaning “For me it’s eight.”

 

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