Nobody/No one
Which person is that? How do you use it? I mean, the word nobody is negative. So its like the opposite of everyone. So do i need to put "no" somewhere in the spanish sentence? This whole thing is so hard to compare! If you say no nobody has dogs, everyone have dogs! But in spanish you combine the person with the verb, so (this is my guess): Tiene perro. Thats strange, because now it became positive! Ok, then add a "no"! Well that seems to solve the question, but now its the opposite of english, because: no+nobody=positive(in english) no+nobody=negative(in spanish).
Could you translate "nobody has dogs" for me? While writing this, I realized, I dont even know what it is in english; has or have dogs?
Thank you guys! (And sorry for messing up your brains today)
1 Answer
Nadie tiene perros.
"No one" and "nobody" are the same and they are singular> No one /nobody has .....
