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Old July 14, 2009, 11:43 AM
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¿Ningún o ninguno/a?

Hola, una pregunta pequeña ¿cómo se debo usar esa palabra misteriosa?

Ningún gatera había sido...
Ninguna gatera había sido...

¿Se debe añadir la "A"?
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Debe ser:

No tengo coche.
No tengo ningún coche.
No tengo ninguno.

No tengo casa.
No tengo ninguna casa.
No tengo ninguna.

The word is shortened to ningún when it comes before a masculine noun. Otherwise it follows the regular rules of agreement (when the noun is feminine or when no noun is present).
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Old July 14, 2009, 12:35 PM
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Debe ser:

No tengo coche.
No tengo ningún coche.
No tengo ninguno.

No tengo casa.
No tengo ninguna casa.
No tengo ninguna.

The word is shortened to ningún when it comes before a masculine noun. Otherwise it follows the regular rules of agreement (when the noun is feminine or when no noun is present).
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Old July 14, 2009, 12:37 PM
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De nada. Me da gusto que te haya servido.
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I'd like to add that 'ninguno' is a pronoun (the same with alguno'):

Adjetivo indefinido + nombre:

No tengo ningún coche
Tengo algún dinero.
No tengo ninguna idea.
Tengo alguna idea.

Pronoun:

No tengo ninguno
No me confío en ninguna.
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Old July 14, 2009, 01:09 PM
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Can you correctly say: no tengo idea alguna.
In the past I have seen in writing evidence that the double negative
is not always used in Spanish.
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The word ninguno means anything with the contrary of Alguno as Irmamar said before.
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Sí, de acuerdo, pero existe un modo en que en se usa el doble negativo
en español. Lo vi escrito.
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Sí, de acuerdo, pero existe un modo en que en se usa el doble negativo
en español. Lo vi escrito.
What is the verb then Poli?

Please if you can explain us with more detail it.
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Old July 14, 2009, 06:01 PM
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Por ejemplo se puede decir: La policia no encontraron evidencia alguna.
en lugar del más común, La policia no encontraron evidencia ninguna.

Quiero saber si la anterior es correcto. Gracias.
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