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¿Tienes algunos libros? (Do you have some books?) (In here the word "ninguna" replaces "revista") (In here the word "alguna" replaces "revista") ¿Tienes algunas revistas? (Do you have some magazines?) You can put the negative word before the verb or put NO before the verb and then add the negative word after the verb. También (also, too) tampoco (neither, not either) Negative Words Below you will find a list of the most common negative words. Negative and indefinite words can be adjectives, pronouns, or adverbs. To provide additional information, you can use negative and indefinite words. Siempre (always) nunca, jamás (never, not ever) Overview Spanish may have the simplest way to make phrases negative: put a 'no' in front of them. In Spanish indefinite words can be either s/pl but negative words are generally singular.Īlgo (something) nada (nothing) for thingsĪlguien (someone) nadie (nobody) for peopleĪlguno (any) ninguno (none) could refer to either people or thingsĪlgunos (some) ninguno (none) could refer to either people or thingsĪlgún (any) ningún (none) could refer to either people or thingsĪlguna (any) ninguna (none) could refer to either people or thingsĪlgunas (some) ninguna (none) could refer to either people or things This is a very different to English where we can only have one negative word. In Spanish once a statement is negative you must continue using negative words, the more negative the merrier. In this video we will learn Indefinite words (positive words) and Negative words in Spanish.
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