Davide92
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- 8 May 2017
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Hi guys! I found this sentence in my textbook:
別に何も音がしなかったです。"No particular sound was heard".
I don't often see 何も next to noun, as if it's modifying it. I usually find 何も on its own, like the English pronoun 'nothing'. Except 何も isn't a pronoun. It's an adverb, right? So maybe in this sentence 何も is similar to 全然 (sounds weren't heard at all) ?
Also, are there any typical contexts where one would use 何も + noun? I've looked this up to no avail.
Thank you.
別に何も音がしなかったです。"No particular sound was heard".
I don't often see 何も next to noun, as if it's modifying it. I usually find 何も on its own, like the English pronoun 'nothing'. Except 何も isn't a pronoun. It's an adverb, right? So maybe in this sentence 何も is similar to 全然 (sounds weren't heard at all) ?
Also, are there any typical contexts where one would use 何も + noun? I've looked this up to no avail.
Thank you.