"you don't need no candy!"
Escuche esta expresión de una madre a su hijo ¿Es correcta?
4 Answers
Gramatically speaking no this is not correct, it would be "you don't need any candy"
This phrasing is common in the US, but hardly anywhere else in the world. I personally think that if something is grammatically incorrect you should avoid it even if it's acceptable, otherwise the idiosyncracies may restrict who you can talk to.
Unfortunately, you will hear this. It is totally incorrect, and especially bad that you heard a mother say this to a child, as she is teaching her child to sound ignorant.
However it is very common and in use all the time even though it is incorrect.