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No. 3,092 in Spanish

ninguna

"None" or "not any."

In a sentence

  • No tengo ninguna pregunta sobre el tema.

    I have no questions about the topic.

    The word 'ninguna' is used as an indefinite adjective accompanying the noun 'pregunta' to indicate an absence or lack in a negative context.

  • Ninguna decisión fue tomada antes de discutirlo en el grupo.

    No decision was made before discussing it in the group.

    Here, 'ninguna' acts as an indefinite adjective modifying 'decisión' to emphasize that not a single instance occurred.

  • Ninguna de ellas quiso ayudar, lo cual fue inesperado.

    None of them wanted to help, which was unexpected.

    In this case, 'ninguna' is used as an indefinite pronoun, meaning 'none' and referring to an absence among a group.

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