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Kantoj14 (プロフィールを表示) 2019年10月1日 18:13:38
If I'm trying to say, "I have none of them", I want to say, "Mi havas neniom da ili". That doesn't seem right without an -n marking the direct object, but I'm not sure where to mark it. So how do I turn "neniom da ili" into a direct object?
sergejm (プロフィールを表示) 2019年10月1日 18:19:21
Ne, "neniom" ne havas akuzativon, same kiel nombroj kaj "multe".
Sed vi povas fari substantivojn "neniomo", "multo", "duo/duopo" ktp, kiuj jam povas havi akuzativon.
No, "neniom" can't have an accusative, the same as numbers and "multe"
But you can make nouns "neniomo", "multo", "duo/duopo" etc, which can have an accusative.
Sed vi povas fari substantivojn "neniomo", "multo", "duo/duopo" ktp, kiuj jam povas havi akuzativon.
No, "neniom" can't have an accusative, the same as numbers and "multe"
But you can make nouns "neniomo", "multo", "duo/duopo" etc, which can have an accusative.
sergejm (プロフィールを表示) 2019年10月1日 18:47:23
No, you can say "Mi havas neniom da ili", "Mi havas multe da ili", "Mi havas du da ili".
Only if there is a doubt, whether it is an accusative or not, use "neniomon". "Multo" is a common word, "duopo" use only is you speak about people.
Only if there is a doubt, whether it is an accusative or not, use "neniomon". "Multo" is a common word, "duopo" use only is you speak about people.
