How to Say ‘He didn't even move!’ in Mexican Spanish
¡Ni se movió!
nee seh moh-BYOH
[nee seh moh-BYOH]
💬 Usage Tip: ni placed right before the action means "not even," with no extra no needed. Swap it: ¡Ni me vio! "He didn't even see me!"
Phrase Breakdown
Ni
[nee]
not even
Used to emphasize that something is not the case.
Ni quiero intentarlo.
I don't even want to try.
se
[seh]
himself (reflexive)
Reflexive pronoun used with 'moverse' (to move oneself).
El jugador se cayó.
The player fell down.
movió
[moh-BYOH]
moved
Past tense of 'mover', third person singular.
Nadie se movió del asiento.
Nobody moved from their seat.
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