No. 8,258 in Chinese
idc
The term "idc" is not a Chinese word; it is English internet slang meaning "I don't care."
In a sentence
我真的对这件事完全没有兴趣。
I really have no interest in this matter.
The word 'idc' represents 'I don't care', and this sentence conveys the speaker's indifference or lack of interest towards the mentioned matter.
听起来挺烦人的，但说实话，我一点都不在意。
It sounds quite annoying, but honestly, I don't care at all.
Here, 'idc' signifies a dismissive attitude, indicating the speaker's lack of concern about the annoyance expressed.
虽然他说得那么起劲，我却毫不关心。
Even though he said it so enthusiastically, I pay no attention.
This usage of 'idc' emphasizes the speaker's disinterest despite the enthusiasm of the other party.
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