Me da igual means "I don't mind" or "It's all the same to me" in Spanish. Depending on the tone, it can also sound like "I don't care".
Neutral Fine in most everyday situations.
How It's Used
Tone & Context
Said warmly, it's easygoing. Said flatly, it can sound cold. "Lo que tú quieras" (whatever you like) sounds friendlier.
Mexicans often soften a no or a non-answer, so you'll also hear "como quieras" (as you like).
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FAQ: Me da igual
Me da igual means "I don't mind" or "It's all the same to me" in Spanish. Depending on the tone, it can also sound like "I don't care".
Not by itself, but a flat tone can make it sound like "I don't care".
"Lo que tú quieras" or "Como quieras".