No. 3,470 in Dutch
níét
The Dutch word "níét" means "not."
In a sentence
Ik wil dat níét kopen.
I do not want to buy that.
In this sentence, 'níét' is used to emphasize the negation of the verb 'willen' (to want), where the speaker strongly denies the willingness to make a purchase.
Hij zei dat het níét regent, maar kijk toch buiten.
He said that it's not raining, but just look outside.
Here, 'níét' negates the statement about raining, with an implied emphasis to correct or contrast a belief.
Je moet níét op die manier rijden, het is gevaarlijk.
You should not drive in that manner, it's dangerous.
In this case, 'níét' is used to negate the advised action of driving in a particular way, stressing the warning aspect of the sentence.
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