Indefinite and Negative Words Flashcards

Study Notes

Indefinite and Negative Words in Spanish

Algo: Translates to "something" or "anything," used in affirmative sentences.
Alguien: Means "someone," "somebody," or "anyone," applicable in contexts involving individuals.
Alguno/a(s), algún: Indicates "some" or "any," commonly used in positive or interrogative sentences.
O...o: Denotes "either...or," presenting choices between two options.
Siempre: Translates to "always," indicating a consistent or habitual action.
También: Means "also" or "too," used to add information or agree with a statement.
Nada: Refers to "nothing" or "not anything," expressing the absence of quantity.
Nadie: Means "no one," "nobody," or "not anyone," signifying the non-existence of a person.
Ninguno/a, ningún: Translates to "no," "none," or "not any," used to negate existence or quantity.
Ni...ni: Meaning "neither...nor," this phrase is employed to negate two options.
Nunca, jamás: Both terms mean "never" or "not ever," indicating the absence of occurrence.
Tampoco: Translates to "neither" or "not either," used to negate agreement with a previously stated negative.
Pero: Means "but," introducing a contrast or exception to a previous statement.
Sino: Translates to "but rather" or "on the contrary," used to clarify or provide an alternative to a prior statement.

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This quiz provides an interactive way to learn and memorize indefinite and negative words in Spanish. Each flashcard includes a word along with its English definition, helping learners grasp essential vocabulary. Perfect for language learners of all levels.