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How to Say ‘You didn't go out at all?’ in Spain Spanish

¿No has salido nada?

noh ahs sah-LEE-doh NAH-dah

[noh ahs sah-LEE-doh NAH-dah]

💬 Usage Tip: No plus nada doesn't cancel out the way a double negative would in English; it strengthens the "not". The same pattern appears in no he hecho nada "I haven't done anything".

Phrase Breakdown

¿No has salido

noh ahs sah-LEE-doh

Haven't you gone out

'Salir' means 'to go out'. The 'h' in 'has' is silent: 'no as sa-LI-do'.

Example

¿No has salido hoy?

Haven't you gone out today?

Words in this phrase

No

[noh]

not

A word used to negate or make something negative.

Example

No nos vamos a la fiesta.

We are not going to the party.

has

[ahs]

you have

Used to indicate possession or experience in the present perfect.

Example

Tienes lo que has pedido.

You have what you asked for.

salido

[sah-LEE-doh]

gone out

Past participle of 'salir' (to go out, leave).

Example

Hemos salido a cenar.

We have gone out for dinner.

nada?

NAH-dah

at all?

Here 'nada' means 'at all'. Say it NA-da, with a soft 'd' and your voice rising.

Example

No he comido nada.

I haven't eaten anything.

Words in this phrase

nada

[NAH-dah]

at all

Literally 'nothing'; after a negative verb it means 'at all'.

Example

No he dormido nada.

I haven't slept at all.

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