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If someone asks you for something how would you say "There are none left"

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updated Oct 13, 2012
posted by petticoat
Great question, petticoat! - hinall01, Oct 13, 2012
Hola Hina..this question was asked in 2010, but hopefully you will get a response. : ) - rac1, Oct 13, 2012

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  1. Ya no queda nadie (people)
  2. Ya no queda nada (things)
  3. Ya no queda ninguno (masc. thing)
  4. Ya no queda ninguna (fem. thing)
updated Oct 13, 2012
posted by AntMexico
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There are several ways to say "there is none left. grin, beyond even what Toni proposed.

Much depends on whether you are talking singular or plural, too.

"Se acabó - se acabaron"

"Se terminó, se terminaron"

"No hay más - no quedan más"

"No me quedan - no me queda"

"Ya no tengo más"

updated Oct 13, 2012
edited by Gekkosan
posted by Gekkosan
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So, how would you say (in a colloquial and more formal fashion) Are there any tickets left? Ya queda algunos boletos? (colloquial) Hay queda algunos boletos? (more formal)

updated Oct 13, 2012
posted by hinall01
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I wouldn't. I´d say "There is none left."

updated Oct 13, 2012
posted by samdie
Wouldn´t this depend on whether the context is singular or plural? - hinall01, Oct 13, 2012