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nada

pronoun

1. nothing (en general); (en negativas) anything

no pasó nada -> nothing happened
no he leído nada de Lorca -> I haven't read anything by Lorca
nada me gustaría más que poder ayudarte -> there's nothing I'd like more than to be able to help you
no hay nada como un buen libro -> there's nothing (quite) like a good book
nada más -> nothing else, nothing more
no quiero nada más -> I don't want anything else
no dijo nada de nada -> he didn't say anything at all
no es nada -> it's nothing serious
esto no es nada -> that's nothing
te he traído un regalito de nada -> I've brought you a little something
cuesta cinco millones, ¡ahí es nada! -> it costs five million, a real snip!
casi nada -> almost nothing
como si nada -> as if nothing was the matter, as if nothing had happened
de nada -> don't mention it, you're welcome (respuesta a 'gracias')
dentro de nada -> any second now
¡nada de eso! -> absolutely not!

2. love (en tenis) (peninsular Spanish)

adverb

3. at all (en absoluto)

4. a little, a bit (poco)

feminine noun

also:

nada más

adverbial phrase

1. (+ infin) as soon as

nada más salir de casa… -> no sooner had I left the house than…, as soon as I left the house…

nada menos que

adverbial phrase

1. no less than (cosa); none other than (persona)

nada [nah-dah]

noun

1. Nothing, nothingness, naught; nonentity; little, or very little. (f)

adverb

1. In no degree, by no means.


P:	No hay de que. Is this equal to Da nada?
R:	Hi: Yes, "no hay de que" is basically "de nada".

P:	Este me tiene que reviento, no ase nada los dos ya ni se que hacerL
R:	I'm not fluent but I'll give it a shot : This has me upset, they grab nothing the 2 already don't know what to do. It really doesn't make much sense to…

P:	y nada pues ahí están ya me dirás que te parecen
R:	I'm going to take a guess. Reading it, it sounds like very informal and familiar conversation as I experienced the language in Spain. I am guessing that…

P:	Other ways of saying de nada?
R:	In the matter of English as well as Spanish & French. Spain, France & England developed the rules of grammar & I think they are the rules we need to follow.…

P:	Anda a vivir tu vida como ella quiere lo hagas, tu no puedes ser feliz conmigo debido…
R:	Go live your life like she wants you to. You can't be happy with me because of her. When you love someone that much, nothing can stop you. My heart is…