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Sorry, not a native English speaker, probably missused "not a thing". I thought it would mean "not important" or "not something people use all the time" or "irr
by KingOfCoders 3y ago
Sorry, not a native English speaker, probably missused "not a thing". I thought it would mean "not important" or "not something people use all the time" or "irrelevant".
- mercutio2 3y agoYou wanted “not common”, sounds like. “Not a thing” is a confusing idiom. It specifically means never happens, ever, but the idiom is frequently used in contexts where hyperbole is expected, so a literal translation accounting for the hyperbole might be something more like “I’ve seen it once, but it’s vanishingly rare”.