Spanish Affirmative and Negative Expressions

Spanish Affirmative Expressions

• Algo: Refers to "something" or "anything," used to indicate an unspecified object or concept.
• Alguien: Means "someone" or "anyone," typically used to refer to an unknown person.
• Algún, alguno: Translates to "any" or "some," used when referring to an unspecified quantity or variety.
• Siempre: Means "always," indicating consistency or permanence in action or state.
• También: Means "also" or "too," used to include additional information or agreement with a previous statement.

Spanish Negative Expressions

• Nada: Means "nothing" or "not anything," indicating the absence of anything.
• Nadie: Translates to "nobody" or "no one," used to indicate the absence of people.
• Ningún, ninguno: Means "none" or "not any," used to negate existence of any item in a group.
• Nunca: Refers to "never," indicating that an action does not occur at any time.
• Tampoco: Translates to "neither" or "not either," used to express agreement with a negative condition mentioned previously.