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No. Never mind is a fixed collocation, which translates to "it's okay, you're welcome", and is used when someone says sorry, or thanks.
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Rarely seen. 1.If you say "don't mind" or "agree", you usually use a negative form. Such as:
no, of course not.
no, certainly not.
no, not at all.
no, go ahead.
no, do as you like.
no, indeed.
no, i don't mind.
no, do it please.
not in the least.Wait.
2.If you say "mind" or "disagree", you will often be rejected in a more tactful way. Such as:
i'm sorry but i do.
sorry, you'd better not.
i'm afraid you can't.
i wish you wouldn't ..
i'm sorry, but it's not allowed ..
yes, i do mind.
Good luck with your studies! Thank you!
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Correct is: yes, i do
no, i don't.
You can't use Never Mind.
Although the translation never mind is okay.
But never mind is generally used in negative situations.
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Use yes or no for interrogative sentences, not never mind
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do you mind .It's a euphemistic request, "You don't mind me ---."
For example, do u mind i open the window?Do you mind if I open the window?
No not really ot at all help yourself etc.
Mind yes, i'd rather not to open it First Rock Answer i hope u are not
Never Mind is Zhihui's response to someone else's jujube congratulations or thanks.
For example, thanks for you help.
Never Mind is not worth mentioning.
I am so sorry to broke your bike.
Never mind forget it, don't mind (these two should have a closer relationship,