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ei kukaan, ei mitään

Invitations and nobody

Invitations and nobody

Invite one person with and several with . means to my place; , , , , are the ownership forms for different people. is the ordinary I am busy expression.

Negative indefinite words need a negative verb: , , . means everyone comes and takes a plural verb. Recycle for a reason and for ongoing experience.

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FormExampleMeaning
Come for dinner, Aino.
Come for dinner, neighbours.
Nobody comes.
Nobody has time.
I know nothing.
Everyone comes.
I am busy.
I have been here for three months.
  • Tule syömään, Aino.Come for dinner, Aino.

  • Tulkaa syömään, naapurit.Come for dinner, neighbours.

  • Kukaan ei tule.Nobody comes.

  • Kenelläkään ei ole aikaa.Nobody has time.

  • En tiedä mitään.I know nothing.

  • Kaikki tulevat.Everyone comes.

  • Minulla on kiire.I am busy.

  • Olen ollut täällä kolme kuukautta.I have been here for three months.

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