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last night I told my friends that I'm learning Spanish and they asked me what did I learn I told them and I also told them that when you don't want something you have to say no twice and they told me no you don't have to say it twice.
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updated May 31, 2011
edited by Destroyed99
posted by jhann
You have been in the forum long enough to know these things - Write in proper English. - Capitalize the 1st word of new sentences. - Capitalize the word I. - If you are asking a question, there should be a question mark somewher in your sentences. - Moe, May 5, 2011
Other members are learning English and will look to your written work as examples of proper English. - Moe, May 5, 2011
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I think this might be what you're referring to. When someone poses a yes/no question to you and the answer is no, you repeat the word no. For example:
¿Vives en California? No, no vivo en California.
¿Te gusta ir de compras? No, no me gusta ir de compras.
¿Tienes hermanos? No, no tengo hermanos.
updated May 5, 2011
edited by babs_irish
posted by babs_irish
The first one is No, the 2nd one is Not. - 0074b507, May 5, 2011
yea but in the videos Paralee says you have to say no twice - jhann, May 5, 2011
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If you don't want something, you just say I don't want it and that's it. You say No or No quiero
updated May 5, 2011
posted by 00a4c226
oh but i'm watching the videos and Paralee says you have to say No, No Quiero - jhann, May 5, 2011
