Least bothered
On Facebook a girl posted her status saying.
Don't think I am getting affected by the posts you're sharing, you know me I am least bothered.
Now I don't understand what did she mean please explain this part "I am least bothered"?
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It's not great English. She's simply saying that the things that she has seen do not bother her; she is using 'least' for emphasis to show how little she cares, perhaps in the sense of 'if there were several people in a room, I would be the one who gets bothered / affected the least'.
- It's not great English.
- She's simply saying that the things that she has seen do not bother her; she is using 'least' for emphasis to show how little she cares, perhaps in the sense of 'if there were several people in a room, I would be the one who gets bothered / affected the least'.
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It's not great English. She's simply saying that the things that she has seen do not bother her; she is using 'least' for emphasis to show how little she cares, perhaps in the sense of 'if there were several people in a room, I would be the one who gets bothered / affected the least'.
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