French has two closely related negative conjunctions: Ni is generally used on its own when a negative statement has already been made using some other negative construction, to add another negative. Par exemple… Je n’aime pas les chats, ni les chiens. I don’t like cats or dogs. Elle n’a parlé à personne, ni moi non plus.

Oct 4, 2024 · Ni…ni is a French negation form that translates to neither…nor. Today’s lesson provides five sentences using this form. I’ve tried to keep the grammatical explanations to a minimum. Both the French word ni (neither) and English word “neither” come from nec in Latin.

Jan 18, 2023 · Learn how to use Ne ... ni ... ni = Neither ... nor (French Negations) and get fluent faster with Kwiziq French. Access a personalised study list, thousands of test questions, grammar lessons and reading, writing and listening exercises.

Neither nor - ne..ni..ni.. The emphatic coordinating conjunction ne..ni..ni.. allows us to negate a sequence. Ni..ni.. can be used with both nouns, pronouns, verbs.

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Oct 18, 2009 · Ces deux termes signifient bien "nor" et "either" respectivement. "Ni ... ni" signifie "neither... nor", par exemple "je n'ai ni de nourriture, ni de boisson" (même si "pas... ni" s'emploie aussi).

Ni works like 'neither' in English. It is used to make link between groups of words which have a negative value. The opposite (affirmative) meaning is et (and). We can use ni to join adjectives, nouns and verbs.

Ne ... ni ... ni is commonly translated as 'neither ... nor'. It is used in a similar way as the English expression. Note, however, that in French the verb has to be preceded by ne (or n' in front of a vowel or a mute h).

Oct 11, 2006 · Ne ... ni ... ni is commonly translated as 'neither ... nor'. It is used in a similar way as the English expression. Note, however, that in French the verb has to be preceded by ne (or n' in front of a vowel or a mute h). Ni moi ni Fiona n'avons vu Tammy hier.

This construct is used when you have a 'neither X nor Y (nor Z)' list of things, whereas 'non plus' appears after one person or thing.