Has Nothing to do With

[Manal-88]

Hi,

When someone says " (thing) has nothing to do with (that) "
what dose he really mean by that "has nothing to do with" or "to do with"

and are they a slangy phrases?
or are they American or British phrases? or informal way to talk?
Because I couldn't find them in the dictionary!

Thanks,
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[Anglika]

A commonly used idiomatic phrase. See here: nothing to do with - Idioms - by the Free Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.

[Manal-88]

Thank you so much Anglika

is it an American or a British idiom?

[Anglika]

It is an English language idiom, applicable in both regions.

[tee]

what does it mean,"he don't give a shit to me"?

[Manal-88]

Thank you again Anglika


Tee
LOL ..I'm not sure, but I think it is very informal way to say he didn't give me anything. again I'm not sure.

[RonBee]

what does it mean,"he don't give a shit to me"?

I don't know. Maybe: "He doesn't give me anything"? "He doesn't care about me"?

I'm not familiar with that one. Additional context might be helpful.

(New topic, new thread.)

[gabber]

It's a vulgarism that means "he doesn't care at all." Do not use this in polite company!

[tee]

Thanks RonBee & gabber.

[tee]

Which one is the correct one
Do you have peter's cell no.?
Did you have peter's cell no.?

What does both the sentence mean?