Spanish Affirmatives and Negatives Flashcards

Affirmatives and Negatives Vocabulary

• "nada" translates to "nothing", indicating a complete absence.
• "algo" means "something", used to denote an unspecified object or concept.
• "ningun/a/os/as" conveys "none" or "not any", emphasizing the absence within categories.
• "nadie" interprets as "no one", referring to not a single person.
• "alguien" translates to "someone", indicating a non-specific individual.

Time-related Vocabulary

• "nunca" means "never", indicating something that does not happen at any time.
• "jamás" also means "never", often used for stronger emphasis.
• "siempre" translates to "always", denoting something that occurs at all times.

Conjunctions and Additional Terms

• "tampoco" translates to "neither", used to negate previously mentioned ideas.
• "ni" means "neither" or "nor", joining two negative expressions.
• "o" is the word for "or", presenting alternatives or choices.
• "también" means "also", used to add additional information.

Quantitative Vocabulary

• "algún/a" translates to "some", indicating an unspecified quantity.
• "algunos/as" is the plural form of "some", referring to a few units within a group.

Test your knowledge of Spanish affirmative and negative words with these flashcards. Each card features a word along with its definition to help reinforce your understanding. Perfect for language learners looking to master these crucial elements of Spanish grammar.