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What does the Spanish word olvidate with an accent on i mean?

The Spanish phrase "olvídate" (with the accent on the "i") means "forget it" or "forget about it". It is the informal imperative form of the verb "olvidar" (to forget).

It's used to tell someone to stop thinking about or worrying about something, often in a dismissive or reassuring way.

Here are some examples:

* "Olvídate de la tarea. Ya la harás mañana." (Forget about the homework. You can do it tomorrow.)

* "Olvídate, ya pasó." (Forget it, it's over.)

* "Olvídate de él. No te merece." (Forget about him. He doesn't deserve you.)

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