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"Mis amigos" is a phrase which is often translated as "my friends", and "yo no" is a phrase which is often translated as "not me". Learn more about the difference between "mis amigos" and "yo no" below.
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)A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
a. my friends
Mi novia organizó una fiesta sorpresa por mi cumpleaños con todos mis amigos.My girlfriend organized a surprise birthday party for me with all of my friends.
a. my male friends
No sé por qué, pero casi todas mis amigas son solteras y casi todos mis amigos están casados.I don't know why, but most of my female friends are single and most of my male friends are married.
yo no(
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noh
)A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
1. (general)
a. not me
Otros se hubieran rendido, pero yo no. Yo seguí luchando.Other people might have given up, but not me. I kept on fighting.
b. I don't
Yo como mucha carne, ¿y tú? - Yo no. Soy vegetariano.I eat a lot of meat. What about you? - I don't. I'm a vegetarian.
c. I'm not
¿Piensas ir a la fiesta de graduación? Yo no.Are you thinking of going to the graduation party? I'm not.
d. I didn't
¿Apagaste el televisor? - Yo no. Pensé que lo harías tú.Did you turn off the TV? - I didn't. I thought you were going to do it.
f. I won't
Mañana iremos al cine. ¿Vendrán? - Yo no. Yo me quedaré en casa. Ve tú si quieres, Ángela.We're going to the movies tomorrow. Will you come? - I won't. I'll stay at home. You can go if you want, Angela.
g. I wouldn't
¿Tú te embarcarías en una misión espacial? Yo no.Would you go on a space mission? I wouldn't.
i. I couldn't
Mi esposa pudo ayudarles con la mudanza pero yo no.My wife was able to help them with the move, but I couldn't.
