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PRATEEKK
How can I say "NO" and "NOT" in Spanish. Are they different like in English or not?
Jul 16, 2014 5:09 PM
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Hi Prateekk! We only use the word "no" in both cases and we use it as follows: "No tengo elección" (I have no choice) "Eso no es justo" (That's not fair) "¿Sí o no?" (Yes or not?) "No puedo" (I can't) "No lo sé" (I don't know) "¿No es eso un gato?" (Isn't that a cat) We also use it in question tags: "Hoy es lunes ¿no?" (Today is monday, isn't it?) We also can say: "Hoy es lunes ¿verdad/cierto?" "Ella estuvo allí ¿no?" (She's was there, wasn't she?) I hope it helps.
July 16, 2014
It's all 'no' in Spanish.
July 16, 2014
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