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I would like to say "I don't mind that," or "That doesn't bother me," but I'm
not sure what particles to use for 気にしない when I would like to specify both a
subject and an object. These are the combinations that sounded plausible to
me:

  * 「それは私が気にしません。」
  * 「それが私は気にしません。」
  * 「それは私に気にしません。」
  * 「私はそれを気にしません。」

Which (if any) of these is correct, and if multiple are permissible, what
differences in nuance might exist?

(P.S. I understand that in many cases, the 私 or それ or both could be dropped,
but let's assume my case really does call for them.)
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What particles can be used with 気にしない?
気にする is transitive (する is transitive here), so you use を:

> 私は(が*)それ **を** 気にしません。

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The を can be replaced by は when それ is thematic or contrasted:

> それ **は** 私は(が*)気にしません。

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As an aside: Grammatically speaking you can use それ **が** with intransitive 気に
**なる** (なる is intransitive), as in:

> (私は/私には)それ **が** 気に **なり** ません。

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*For the difference of が and は, this thread might be of help:

  * [What's the difference between wa (は) and ga (が)?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/22/9831)
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