Don't Always Say 'No' in Spanish | LEARN SPANISH

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Ni hablar = No way
Para nada = Not at all
Nunca = Never
De ninguna manera = There’s no way

En absoluto = Absolutely (not) if accompanied by a negative como no o ninguno

blackbroski
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The last thing I need to do is give the impression I am advanced. I have a hard enough time understanding people 😂.

theapplianceguy
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I just want to thank you so much for your videos, my boyfriend is Puerto Rican and you have been such a big help!

JustEkri
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Your videos are so helpful! I've been learning Spanish, on my own for a out 3 months, and these little tips are really useful, thank you so much 😊

liai
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¡Maravilla! Gracias. Es cierto para variar sus expresiones. 😊

joaquimferreira
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I never learn this in spanish class . Rock I want to be fluent in Spanish

chrissystewart
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If you want to sound like a native in Spain (in a very informal way) you can say: Ni de coña.

NoNameUwUxX
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If you have a really close buenos aires or uruguay friend to the point that you swear regularly, try saying: "Ni en pedo", it literally translates to "not even drunk" and it's used as a vulgar "no way".

elcanaldelucas
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This is so awesome. Sometimes, can you do the English words *first*?? …that way, I can test if I remember the phrase.

MichelleSmoller
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OMGG, I would like to teach Spanish, it's my native language. Is anyone interested in supporting us so I can learn English and at the same time teach Spanish?

isuiisui
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usted puede decir “no hay forma” también

souvaryrowe
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I heard in mexico you say "no manches" for "no way" and "no mames" can be offensive or profane to some, does anyone know why?

VerduraDaFentGod
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Oh but the Spanish no is so intoxicating! 😂 Helpful tips though!

illused
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Hermano why would you say en absoluto to mean absolutely not ?? Shouldn't there be a no like absolutamente no o en absoluto no. By saying en absoluto it means absolutely so plz clarify

ohk.waffles
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There's ni de coña, which is used only in Spain, but beware, it's very informal, bordering on a bit rude

grassytramtracks
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Como nativo de Español, eso es muy formal, solo utiliza no y ya:v

saunnyi
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I don’t want to sound advanced. Everyone with half a brain will see right through that.

randomcitizen