It is essential to learn Japanese vocabulary when studying the language. In addition to words borrowed from other languages, Japanese vocabulary is vast and diverse. Learning essential words and phrases, as well as specialized terminology and idiomatic expressions, is essential for effective communication in Japanese.
JLPT N2 Grammar: 何も～ない (nani mo~nai) Meaning
何も～ない” (nani mo~nai) is a Japanese grammatical construction that roughly translates to “nothing ~. It is used to indicate the absence of something or the lack of any particular quality or attribute.
Examples
- 何もほしくないです。 I want nothing.
- 何も思い出せません。 I can’t remember anything.
- 何も知らないらしい。 “It seems you don’t know anything.”
- 女性は何も言えない。 The woman can’t say anything.
- 私は何も知りません。 I don’t know anything.
- トムは何もしていない。 Tom isn’t doing anything.
- 居間に何もありません。 There is nothing in the living room.
- 恐れるものは何もない。 There’s nothing to fear.
- 何も食べたくないんです。 I don’t want to eat anything.
- 彼女は何も知らないのだ。 She doesn’t know anything.
- 雑音で何も聞こえません。 I can’t hear anything because of the noise.