“I don’t mind getting to know you more.”

expressions meaning word-usage

A friend of mine told me

I don’t mind getting to know you more.

What does it mean? Does she want to know me better or doesn’t she care?


Solution 1:

"I don't mind" == "I want to"

"Getting to know you" == usually exploratory towards romance

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