习语127:Whatever 不管怎样
Meaning/Usage: An expression used to indicate you don't believe the other person
Explanation: This is also commonly used as an expression by itself. For example, when someone says something outrageous, you can simply respond with "Whatever!"
"Whatever, I know you like him."
"You're saying I can't go out tonight with my friends? Whatever!"
"Whatever! You know I don't believe you."
A. "He told me the window was already broken when he got home."
B. "Whatever, I saw him throw a ball with my own eyes."
A. "Ok. I will talk to him about it."
B. "You should because he is lying."
Other Common Sentences
"I don't agree with you."
"I don't believe you."
Explanation: This is also commonly used as an expression by itself. For example, when someone says something outrageous, you can simply respond with "Whatever!"
"Whatever, I know you like him."
"You're saying I can't go out tonight with my friends? Whatever!"
"Whatever! You know I don't believe you."
A. "He told me the window was already broken when he got home."
B. "Whatever, I saw him throw a ball with my own eyes."
A. "Ok. I will talk to him about it."
B. "You should because he is lying."
Other Common Sentences
"I don't agree with you."
"I don't believe you."
