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algo vs. nada
something/anything vs. nothing/not anything
alguien vs. nadie
someone/anyone vs. nobody/no one
algun, alguno/a(s) vs. ningun, ninguno/a
any/some vs. none, not any
siempre vs. nunca, jamas
always vs. never
tambien vs. tampoco
also/too vs. neither/not either
o, o vs. ni, ni
either/or vs. neither/nor