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Alguien
someone
Algun(os), Algun(as)
some/any
Algo
something
Siempre
Always
Tambien
also/too
Nadie
no one/no body
Ningun(os), Ningun(as)
no, none, not any (accent over u)
Nada
nothing
Nunca
never
Tampoco
neither