This thread in the Portuguese forum inspired me to open a new thread.
Do you use the same word for "no" and "not" in your language? Example sentences:
Do you want to go home? - No. I do not want to go home.
In German, we use "nein" for "no" and "nicht" for "not," so it's just like in English. However, in some Romance languages, they have the same word for "no" and "not."
Note: I'm not referring to the other meaning of "no" as in "I have no siblings."
Do you use the same word for "no" and "not" in your language? Example sentences:
Do you want to go home? - No. I do not want to go home.
In German, we use "nein" for "no" and "nicht" for "not," so it's just like in English. However, in some Romance languages, they have the same word for "no" and "not."
