No. 407 in Macedonian

никакви

"Никакви" in English means "no" or "none" when referring to plural items, implying absence or nonexistence.

In a sentence

Немам никакви планови за вечера.
I don't have any plans for dinner.
Here, "никакви" is used as an adjective to negate the existence of any plans.
Оваа задача нема никакви грешки.
This assignment has no errors at all.
In this instance, "никакви" intensifies the statement by expressing the complete absence of errors.
Не сакаше да слуша никакви изговори.
They didn't want to hear any excuses.
Here, "никакви" emphasizes the rejection of all excuses.

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