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Algo

Something; anything

Alguien

Someone; somebody; anyone

Alguno/a(s), algún

Some; any

jamás

Never; not ever

Nada

Nothing; not anything

Nadie

No one; nobody; not anyone

Ni... Ni

Neither... Nor

Ninguno/a, ningún

No; none; not any

Nunca

Never; not ever

o... o

Either... or

Siempre

Always

También

Also; too

Tampoco

Neither; not either