How to Say ‘No’ in German
Kein
Kine
[Kine]
💬 Usage Tip: Kein is the 'no/not a' form used before nouns: kein Gerät, keine Karte. Use plain nicht when you're not negating a noun.
Phrase Breakdown
Kein
[Kine]
No/Not a
Used to indicate the absence of something.
Wir haben kein Wechselgeld.
We have no change.
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