How to Say ‘No, not at all’ in Mexican Spanish
No, para nada
noh PAH-rah NAH-dah
[noh PAH-rah NAH-dah]
Phrase Breakdown
No
[noh]
No
A word used to negate or express refusal.
No vengo muy seguido a este bar.
I don't come to this bar very often.
para
[PAH-rah]
for
Indicates purpose or utility.
Practicó para el examen.
He practiced for the exam.
nada
[NAH-dah]
nothing / anything
“Nada” means nothing. After a negative, it often translates as “anything.”
No hace falta traer nada a la comida.
There is no need to bring anything to the meal.
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