B1🧠 Personality
Italian word
indifferente
indifferent, uncaring, unmoved by something
Looks like
indifferent
having no particular interest or concern
⚠️ The trap
True cognate. The trap is using 'differente' when you mean 'different' (they are true cognates) — but 'indifferente' is specifically about emotional detachment.
To say "having no particular interest or concern" in Italian:
indifferente (true cognate)
"indifferente" in English means:
indifferent, uncaring, unmoved by something
Example
"Sembrava indifferente alla notizia — non ha detto niente."
"She seemed indifferent to the news — she didn't say anything."
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