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expressions - What to answer to youre too kind? - English Language . . . @StianYttervik It seems you miss the nuanced meaning the phrase "it's nothing" holds for younger generations (at least in US) - it's meant as another compliment, or affirmation of the compliment "I wasn't even being kind, that shirt looking good on you is objectively true, I'm just stating a fact" - obviously a bit narcissistic to claim objective knowledge of what looks good, but hopefully
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