nada

00:48 Sep 30, 2000
Norwegian to Turkish translations [PRO]
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Norwegian term or phrase: nada
in the text, 'nada' used after the word, zero.
Hi,

I'm looking for the meaning for the Norwegian or English word, 'NADA' in Turkish... If the word belongs to Norwegian, you can also give the meaning in English...

thanks...

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Summary of answers provided
2hiçbir ºey
adosanis
na +1nothing
Laura Gentili
namafiş
Tim Drayton


  

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48 mins peer agreement (net): +1
nothing


Explanation:
"nada" is a Spanish word that means "nothing". It is used in languages other than Spanish as well, to enforce the concept of "zero".
Here's an example:
"Number of school shootings, attacks or any other problems? The answer is zero, nada, naught, none."


Laura Gentili
Italy
Local time: 22:15
Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian

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mafiş


Explanation:
'Nada' isn't Norwegian, it's a new slang word in English that means 'nothing'. It is often used together with 'zero'. (Enter 'zero, nada' into a search engine and see!)

Tim Drayton
Cyprus
Local time: 23:15
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
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hiçbir ºey


Explanation:
hiçbir ºey

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Local time: 23:15
Native speaker of: Turkish
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