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how can I say "nada que ver" in english?
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Obviously wrong
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- Spanish (Mexico)
as if, es una expresión
o literal sería, nothing to see.
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nada que ver
Sí refiere a la expresión “tiene nada que ver con” para indicar cuando alguien acaba de decir algo que no tiene nada que ver con el asunto o tema en cual que ustedes están hablando, significa la seguiente
nothing to do with
EJEMPLOS:
1. No sé la razón por la que mencionaste eso. Tiene nada que ver con los hechos de la situación.
I don’t know why you mencioned that. It has nothing to do with the facts of the situation.
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