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Old September 10, 2009, 02:20 PM
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En lugar de "no he" (I havn't), debes decir "yo no".
Gracias , eso me ayudará porque yo tenía dudas sobre "no he"
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Old September 10, 2009, 04:25 PM
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Me too = Yo (a mi) también.

Me neither = ((ni) (a mi)) yo/tampoco.

¿Se entiende?

Ya me enredé...
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Old September 10, 2009, 07:28 PM
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Today I tried to post here but I confuse the topics, here it is the message I wrote:
Aside on what Tomisimo have corrected you, you can use "No he" but you have to say the verb after it: "No he visto".
¿Has visto un tornado? No he visto [ninguno], ¡qué miedo! ¡Es una buena foto!
(using "ninguno" is the common way. Whitout it is right too.)
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Old September 11, 2009, 09:01 AM
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Correct use the word No he visto is, because how you can say No he, and no he visto together are understanding.
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Old September 12, 2009, 08:15 AM
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Me too = Yo (a mi) también.

Me neither = ((ni) (a mi)) yo/tampoco.

¿Se entiende?

Ya me enredé...
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¿No me dijisteis el otro día que era "nor I"?
Sí, y estaría correcto también dependiendo de como se use.


Who did this?

- I didn't (you answering)

- Me neither... (this is me)

You nor I would do it.
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