English–Esperanto
it doesn't matter in Esperanto
“it doesn't matter” in Esperanto is Tio ne gravas.
Tio ne gravas.
/ˈti.o ne ˈɡra.vas/
“It doesn’t matter” in Esperanto is Tio ne gravas (TEE-oh neh GRAH-vahs), from gravi “to matter, to be important”. The short Ne gravas is just as common, and ReVo has the same wording in sed tio ne gravas! “but that doesn’t matter!”. For “I don’t care”, use egali: Al mi egalas.
Other ways to say it
- Ne gravas.It doesn’t matter. / Never mind.
- Ĝi ne gravas!It doesn’t matter!
- Tio ne gravas nun.That doesn’t matter now.
- Al mi egalas.I don’t care. (it’s all the same to me)
Example sentences
- Tio ne gravas.It doesn’t matter.
- Tio ne tre gravas.It doesn’t matter much.
Esperantopedia · Tatoeba, CC BY 2.0 FR
ReVo defines egali in this sense as being indifferent: por mi fama aŭ ne fama egalas “to me famous or not famous makes no difference”.
Reta Vortaro (ReVo), GPL 2.0 · Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0 · ESPDIC by Paul Denisowski, CC BY 3.0