I'll never forget when I first learned that molestar meant 'to bother or annoy' rather than to molest. I was in Spanish class and we were listening to Castille Spanish speakers having a conversation on the street (on a tape). We had to translate the conversation and everyone of us thought the lady in the conversation was being attacked! Another surprise was 'embarazado' which of course does not mean that someone is embarrased but rather pregnant! :o)


>>Por supuesto no me importa tu correccion. Verdaderamente, por eso, te lo agradezco mucho.
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>Correction again then:
>Por supuesto no me molesta tu corrección. Verdaderamente, por eso, te lo agradezco mucho.
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>"No me importa" means "I don't care" as opposed to "I don't mind" which sounds better.
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>HTH