Should "nada" be used together with "no"?
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Should "nada" be used together with "no"? e.g. She eats nothing. -- should be --
Ella no come nada. -- or -- Ella come nada.
And, "nadie" and "nunca" should also be used together with "no"? (But there´s an example sentence in my textbook: Nadie está en la oficina.)
If yes, could you please give some other similar words with the same usage?
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updated DIC 14, 2009
edited by SlowFoxtrot
posted by SlowFoxtrot
3 Answers
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I would go with "No come nada." Spanish loves double negatives.
updated DIC 14, 2009
posted by jeezzle
No vote for me? I was first and everything! :) - jeezzle, DIC 14, 2009
There you go I voted for you :D - 003487d6, DIC 14, 2009
Gracias. You are the best dandi. :) - jeezzle, DIC 14, 2009
Lo sé :P - 003487d6, DIC 14, 2009
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Yes it should! Crazy, right?
No come nada. No he visitado España nunca. No hay nadie.
updated DIC 14, 2009
posted by 003487d6
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Yep.
updated DIC 14, 2009
posted by mattparker96
