I don’t care
fixed phr..fixed phr.. You say this when something is not important to you, or when you have no interest in it.
fixed phr.. A fixed expression used to state a lack of interest, concern, or preference regarding a particular matter. Its pragmatic force can range from neutral disinterest to dismissive rudeness depending on context and intonation.
Tea or coffee? Honestly, I don't care.
He asked if I was upset about the change of plans, but I don't care either way.
Her response to the public outcry was a terse 'I don't care,' a statement that only fueled further criticism of her leadership.
This phrase can sound rude or dismissive, so be careful with your tone and the situation.
Contrast with 'I don't mind,' which is a more polite way to express no preference; 'I don't care' often implies active disinterest or even annoyance.
I'm not care about it.I don't care about it.Use the auxiliary verb 'do' (don't) to negate the verb 'care', not the verb 'be' (am not).