No. 339 in Spanish
ningún
"None" or "not any."
In a sentence
No tengo ningún problema contigo.
I don't have any problem with you.
In this sentence, 'ningún' is used before 'problema', a singular masculine noun, to mean 'not any' or 'no' in English.
No vi ningún perro en el parque.
I didn’t see any dog in the park.
'Ningún' is applied here in a negative statement, preceding 'perro', to signify an absence of something.
Ella no encontró ningún libro que le interesara.
She didn’t find any book that interested her.
The use of 'ningún' emphasizes that no singular item (book in this case) met the criteria.
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