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Senki sem, semmi

Invitations and negative words

Invitations and negative words

Invite with familiar or polite. Accept and refuse . Suggest .

Negative words accompany negation: , , . Avoid treating the indefinite as a specified object that automatically requires a definite verb.

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FormExampleMeaning
Nobody can come.
Nobody can come.
I did not say anything.
Lili, come to dinner!
Ilona, come to dinner, politely.
I would be happy to come.
  • Senki nem tud jönni.Nobody can come.

  • Senki sem tud jönni.Nobody can come.

  • Nem mondtam semmit.I did not say anything.

  • Lili, gyere vacsorára!Lili, come to dinner!

  • Ilona néni, jöjjön vacsorára!Ilona, come to dinner, politely.

  • Szívesen jövök.I would be happy to come.

The invitation chunk means I invite you familiar plural. The ending -lak/-lek expresses an I subject with a you object: compare I invite you with you familiar plural invite. The complete invitation is practised as a chunk here.

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