1. Negativos

2. No me gusta

3. No me gusta

4. No me gusta
I do not like

5. No me gusta
I do not like

6. No me gusta
I do not like
Note: Before a verb, “no” makes the verb become a negative verb

7. No, no me gusta

8. No, no me gusta

9. No, no me gusta
No, I do not like

10. No, no me gusta
No, I do not like

11. No, no me gusta No, I do not like
Note: No is used the first time to answer the question and the second no is used to make the verb negative.

12. Multiple Negatives are common in Spanish, especially during a conversation.
For Example:
No me gusta bailar. ¿Y a ti?
No, no me gusta bailar nada.
This does not make sense is English, because we do not use double negatives.
This means, when translated into English the words have to be changed to make sense.

13. No, no me gusta nada

14. No, no me gusta nada

15. No, no me gusta nada
No, I do not like at all

16. No, no me gusta nada
No, I do not like at all

17. No, no me gusta nada No, I do not like at all
Note: “No” is used the first time to answer the question and the second no is used to make the verb negative. The third negative word is “nada”, which is a negative adverb to express the amount of dislike

18. What other meaning does “Nada” have?

19. What other meaning does “Nada” have?
Example: ¿Que pasa?

20. What other meaning does “Nada” have?
Example: ¿Que pasa?
Answer: Nothing

21. No, no me gusta ni _____ ni______ nada.

22. No, no me gusta ni _____ ni______nada.

23. No, I do not like either____________ or ___________, at all.
No, no me gusta ni _____ ni______ nada.
No, I do not like either____________ or ___________, at all.
(Note: This can also be translated
No, I like neither _______ nor______, at all.)

24. No, I do not like either____________ or ___________, at all.
No, no me gusta ni _____ ni______ nada.
No, I do not like either____________ or ___________, at all.

25. No, I do not like either____________ or ___________, at all.
No, no me gusta ni _____ ni______ nada.
No, I do not like either____________ or ___________, at all.
Note: “No” is used the first time to answer the question and the second no is used to make the verb negative. “ni..ni” is used together to form the “either…or” combination. The fourth negative word is “nada”, which is a negative adverb to express the amount of dislike

26. No, no me gusta ni _____ ni______ nada, tampoco.

27. No, no me gusta ni _____ ni______ nada, tampoco.

28. No, no me gusta ni _____ ni______ nada, tampoco.
No, I do not like either____________ or ___________ at all, either.

29. No, no me gusta ni _____ ni______ nada, tampoco.
No, I do not like either____________ or ___________ at all, either.

30. No, no me gusta ni _____ ni______ nada, tampoco.
No, I do not like either____________ or ___________ at all, either.
Note: “No” is used the first time to answer the question and the second no is used to make the verb negative. “ni..ni” is used together to form the “either…or” combination. The fourth negative word is “nada”, which is a negative adverb to express the amount of dislike. The fifth word is tampoco, which negatively agrees with the speaker.

31. Example:
No me gusta ni bailar ni cantar nada. ¿Y a ti?
No, no me gusta ni bailar ni cantar nada, tampoco.

32. Example:
No me gusta ni bailar ni cantar nada. ¿Y a ti?
I do not like either to dance or to sing at all. What about you?
No, no me gusta ni bailar ni cantar nada, tampoco.
No, I do not like either to dance or sing at all, either.

33. A mi Tampoco.

34. A mi Tampoco.

35. A mi Tampoco.
Me Neither

36. A mi Tampoco.
Me Neither

37. A mi Tampoco.
Me Neither
Note: This is an easier way to answer a question, but can only be used when agreeing with and entire statement negatively.

38. Example:
No me gusta ni bailar ni cantar nada. ¿Y a ti?
I do not like either to dance or to sing at all. What about you?
In this example, the person answering could also simply agree negatively with the statement and say “A mi tampoco”.