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For non-native English speakers: “I could care less about $THING” and “I couldn't care less about $THING” mean the same thing. Each means that the speaker doe
by troyjfarrell 10y ago
For non-native English speakers:
“I could care less about $THING” and “I couldn't care less about $THING” mean the same thing. Each means that the speaker does not care about $THING.
- eon1 10y agoI'm a non-American native English speaker and "I could care less.." confused me until I had it explicitly explained to me. I took it as some kind of inversion of "I couldn't care less" which I had heard plenty. It still doesn't make any sense (if you could care less, it's implicit that you care to some degree, right..?) but at least I get it now.