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Usages of ki ni sinaikoto ni suru
忙しい 朝 に は、 床 が 少し 散らかって いて も 気 に しないこと に して います。isogasii asa ni ha, yuka ga sukosi tirakatte ite mo ki ni sinaikoto ni site imasu.
On busy mornings I decide not to worry even if the floor is a bit messy.
週末 は 仕事 の こと を 気 に しないこと に する。syuumatu ha sigoto no koto wo ki ni sinaikoto ni suru.
On weekends, I will decide not to worry about work.
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