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how would i say anymore in this text?

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no te veo aqui en fb [nada/nunca] mas.

i am not sure which to use, the nada or the nunca. i am trying to say "i don't see you a lot here on facebook (fb) anymore". help please. any if someone could explain the difference between the 2 i would be very grateful! ^_^

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updated Jul 26, 2012
posted by meowzer3

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We don´t use either "nada" (nothing) or "nunca" (never) for "anymore."

"Ya no te veo mucho aquí en facebook."

updated Jul 22, 2012
posted by 005faa61
Nice, Julian. I forgot that her original question was about "anymore". :-) - chaparrito, Jul 22, 2012
¡Julian! yay nice to see you back :) Double tail flip!! - Kiwi-Girl, Jul 22, 2012
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Hi meagan! Based on your English sentence, I wouldn't use 'nada' or 'nunca'. To say 'a lot', it would be 'mucho'.

No te veo mucho aquí en facebook. (Or even better, leave out 'aquí.)

Nada = Nothing

Nunca = Never

So if you really want to use 'nada' or 'nunca' it would be:

Ya nunca te veo en facebook. - I never see you on facebook anymore.

updated Jul 22, 2012
posted by chaparrito
Yay you too chaparrito - nice to see you around :) - Kiwi-Girl, Jul 22, 2012
Thanks, KiwiGirl! :) - chaparrito, Jul 22, 2012
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Well, I think that nada and nunca are both right. However "más" is unnecessary and confusing.

You can say:

  • Ya no te veo nunca en Facebook. I would recommend you to stick with this option, because it's standard Spanish and you'll never be wrong if you choose "nunca" to talk about time (or no time, whatever).
  • Ya no te veo nada en Facebook. While you can say that the grammar is not prim and proper (because nunca is for time and nada is for things), it's not wrong in a casual context.
  • If you want to be more informal: No te veo nada por aquí/por el facebook (Depending on whether you are talking by the FB or not).

Sorry about my English. I'm Spanish and my English is... not the best, I'm afraid.

updated Jul 26, 2012
posted by irnalonso