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algo
something
nada
nothing
alguien
someone
nadie
no one
algún
(alguno/a/os/as)
some
ningún
(ninguno/a)
none, no
también
also
tampoco
neither
siempre
always
nunca, jamás
never
a veces
sometimes
o
or
o...o
either...or
ni
nor
ni...ni
neither...nor
aun
even
ni siquiera
not even
todavía, aún
still
ya no
no longer
todavía no
not yet
apenas
hardly