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Different nuances of negation are achieved by using the following
negative expressions:
ne ..nger alseep! With you I can never sleep in!
Tammy: Mais regarde, je t'apporte une tasse de caf¨¦ et un croissant.
Tammy: But look, I'm bringing you a cup of coffee and a croissant.
Tex: Non merci, je ne veux rien. Je n'ai pas du tout faim.
Tex: No thanks, I don't want anything. I am not hungry at all.
Tammy: Eh bien, tu es charmant ce matin.
Tammy: Well, aren't you charming this morning.
Personne and rien are negative pronouns; they may function as the subject
or direct object of a sentence, or as the object of a preposition. When
personne is an object, it is placed after the verb or the preposition it
complements:
Ce matin, Tex ne veut voir personne.
This morning Tex does not want to see anybody.
Il ne veut parler ¨¤ personne. He does not want to talk to anybody.
Il ne pense ¨¤ rien. He's not thinking about anything.
Personne and rien may be used at the beginning of a sentence, as pronoun
subjects, followed by ne / n':
Personne n'aime se lever t?t un dimanche.
Nobody likes to get up early on a Sunday.
Rien n'est pire.
Nothing is worse.
Some of the negations listed above can be combined, as shown in these
examples:
Tammy: Je ne te ferai plus jamais le petit-d¨¦jeuner.
Tammy: I will never make yo