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Awesomelyawesome Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Difference between 'No matter what' & 'ain't about'?

Hi,

I wonder if someone could tell me the difference between 'No matter what' and 'ain't about'.

For example:

Ain't about how long it takes to get there.

No matter how long it takes to get there.

I know what the 'ain't' means, so you don't need to tell me about it.

In my opinion it means the same. I'm not sure, though.

Thanks indeed.
  

Top answer

Hi Aman To me, they're similar, but not really the same. aman_2580 Ain't about how long it takes to get there. This simply means that "how long it takes to get there" is not the issue or topic.

  • Hi Aman To me, they're similar, but not really the same.
  • aman_2580 Ain't about how long it takes to get there.
  • This simply means that "how long it takes to get there" is not the issue or topic.
  • aman_2580 No matter how long it takes to get there.
  • This means that "how long it takes to get there" is not an important or deciding factor.
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Hi Aman

To me, they're similar, but not really the same.
aman_2580Ain't about how long it takes to get there.
This simply means that "how long it takes to get there" is not the issue or topic.
aman_2580No matter how long it takes to get there.
This means that "how long it takes to get there" is not an important or de

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