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> If you left out either of "ne" or "pas" in such a construction, people would either laugh, or assume you were some kind of primitive language generator. Isn'
by arrowsmith 3y ago
> If you left out either of "ne" or "pas" in such a construction, people would either laugh, or assume you were some kind of primitive language generator.
Isn't it common to drop the "ne" in colloquial speech?
- School-Cotton 3y ago“Common” is an understatement. It’s practically universal. You will sound weird if you systematically include “ne”, like you learned to speak by reading books and have never communicated with a real person.