Spanish negation

Negating Spanish phrases:

If you want to state a negative phrase in Spanish, you place “no” in front of the verb.

💡 For example:
Monika trabaja en la escuela. – Monika works at the school.
Monika no trabaja en la escuela. – Monika does not work at the school.

In addition to "no" the following terms can also be used:

nada	nothing
nadie	no-one
ni ... ni	neither … nor
ningún	no
ninguno/a	none (of)
ni siquiera	not even
nunca	never, not at any time
tampoco	neither

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