No. 184 in Italian
nulla
"Nulla" means "nothing" in English.
In a sentence
Non c'è nulla di interessante qui.
There is nothing interesting here.
Here, 'nulla' means 'nothing' and is used in a negative sentence to express the absence of anything.
Nulla può fermare la loro determinazione.
Nothing can stop their determination.
In this sentence, 'nulla' is used as the subject of the sentence, equivalent to 'nothing' in English.
Ha fatto un lavoro impeccabile, nulla da dire.
He did an impeccable job, nothing to say.
Here, 'nulla' is used in the phrase 'nulla da dire,' which is a fixed expression meaning 'nothing to say' to indicate perfection or absence of critique.
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