In Spanish, the word for “nothing” is nada. It is a simple and commonly used word in everyday conversations. For example, if someone asks you what you are doing and you are not doing anything, you can respond with “Nada” to indicate that you are doing nothing.
Here are a few examples of how to use “nada” in sentences:
- No tengo nada que hacer. (I have nothing to do.)
- No hay nada en la nevera. (There is nothing in the fridge.)
- No sé nada sobre eso. (I know nothing about that.)
Using “nada” is straightforward, and it helps convey the idea of nothingness or the absence of something in a clear and concise manner.