1. No.
2. No.
3. No.
4. No.
5. No.
6. No.
7. No.
8. No.
9. No.
Also see: Nope (English); Naw, dawg (Bro English); Nahhh (Stoner English); Nuh-uh (Four-year-old English); Negative (Military English); No way, Jose (Mary Kate and Ashley movie English); No (Spanish); Non (French); Nein (German); Lo (Hebrew); Chúi muá (Hmong); Nem (Hungarian); Nei (Icelandic); Hindi (Tagalog); Ne (Czech); Nej (Swedish); Iie (Japan); Naamik (Greenlandic); Nem (Hungarian) La (Arabic); Nee (Afrikaans) and Sod Off (Slang British).

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“9 Things That “No” Means”

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