none
word
/ˈnən/
nuhn
/nɒn/
non
Definition
Used to mean not any, not one, or no amount of something.
Usage & Nuances
'None' is often used alone as a pronoun ("None are left") or after 'of' ("None of the students"). It's more formal than 'no' and is never used before a noun. Common in negative answers and written English.
Spanish: ninguno - ningunaPortuguese (BR): nenhum - nenhumaPortuguese (PT): nenhum - nenhumaChinese (Simplified): 没有一个 - 无Chinese (Traditional): 沒有一個 - 無Hindi: कोई नहींArabic: لا شيء - لا أحدBengali: কেউ না - কিছু না - কোনোটা নাRussian: ни один - никто - ничегоJapanese: 誰も〜ない - 何も〜ないVietnamese: không ai - không cái nào - không có gìKorean: 아무도 없다 - 아무것도 없다Turkish: hiçbiri - hiçbirUrdu: کوئی نہیں - کچھ نہیںIndonesian: tidak ada satupun - tidak seorang pun - tidak sesuatu pun
Example Sentences
There is none left in the box.
basic
None of the answers are correct.
basic
I have none to give you.
basic
I checked the mailbox, but there was none.
natural
I wanted to buy apples, but the store had none today.
natural
All my friends were invited, but none came.
natural