Double negatives in Portuguese: How to use Nada, Ninguém, Nenhum

Learn how to use double negatives in Portuguese to speak not only naturally, but also correctly. For example: Eu não disse nada. (Literally: I didn’t say nothing.) This might sound strange to English speakers, but in Portuguese, that’s exactly how we speak correctly and naturally. Today, I want to show you how we use the following indefinite pronouns in negative sentences: Nada (nothing) Ninguém (no one, nobody) Nenhum/nenhuma (none, not any) This lesson was originally sent to my email list in September 2024. I send free Portuguese lessons by email every two to three weeks. It’s not too much in your inbox, but it keeps your Portuguese moving forward. If you’re not getting my emails… just imagine how many lessons you’ve already missed! 👉🏼 Sign up using this link and receive a lesson on TÃO and TANTO: https://portuguesebyemail.streetsmart...