Understanding Negation in Македонски
In Македонски, just like in English, we use negation to say 'no' or to express that something is not true. It's like when you shake your head to say 'no' to something you don't want or don't like.
Important Points
- Negation in Македонски is often done using the word 'не'.
- 'Не' is placed before the verb to make it negative.
- You can also use 'нема' to express 'there is no' or 'there are no'.
- For questions, adding 'не' can turn them into negative questions.
Examples
- Јас не сакам сладолед.
- Тој не оди на училиште.
- Нема нема книги на масата.
Let's look at how we can use 'не' and 'нема' to talk about things that are not happening or things that are not there.
Examples
- Таа не чита книга.
- Ние не играме фудбал.
- Во фрижидерот нема млеко.
Remember, when you want to say 'no' to something in Македонски, 'не' is your friend. It's like a magic word that changes a 'yes' to a 'no'.