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would you conjugate a verb after the words, "yo no..." in spanish?

would you conjugate a verb after the words, "yo no..." in spanish?

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I am try to say, i dont trust you, in spanish. I also want to know if this sentence is correct: Yo creo que nada. = I believe anything. Thanks! cheese

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updated Sep 5, 2011
posted by mp2293

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(Yo) no me fío de ti. - I do not trust you.

I don't know what you mean in the second example, but...

Soy crédulo(a). - I am a gullible person. (I believe anything)

(Yo) no le creo a nadie nunca. - I don't ever believe anybody.

updated Sep 5, 2011
posted by GuitarWarrior
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Yes, you have to conjugate the verb, which is "confíar". No confío en ti.

Your second example, if I understand what you are trying to say, would be "Creo todo de lo que me dices" which can be translated as "I believe everything you tell me".

updated Sep 5, 2011
posted by MLucie
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This is what you asked, but in English:

Conjugarías un verbo despues de las palabras "I don't"?

What do you think?

wink

updated Sep 5, 2011
posted by chileno
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Example, do you conjugate confiar in this sentence: Yo no confiar en muchas personas.

updated Sep 5, 2011
posted by mp2293