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span grammar point on negatives.

I think I'm wrong but to me it seems like no soy nunca means I'm ever (2 negatives negate each other making a positive) but I'm guessing they form part of the same negative.

anyone care to enlighten me? :smile:

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megan28

No, it does mean "im not ever". It is just that we don't have double negatives in english.
But they are very common in spanish, french and im sure other languages too.
You can have a few things in place of the nunca.
lika nada....i cant think of many though!