意味
Strongly rejects an idea or possibility.
文化的背景
In Spain, '¡Ni soñarlo!' is very common and fits into the culture's direct communication style. It is often accompanied by a sharp 'no' gesture with the index finger. Mexicans might find '¡Ni soñarlo!' a bit harsh in some contexts. They often prefer 'Ni de chiste' or 'Para nada' to soften the refusal, though 'Ni lo sueñes' is also used. In Argentina, you might hear 'Ni en pedo' as a slang alternative (very informal/vulgar), but 'Ni soñarlo' remains a standard way to express emphatic refusal without being rude. Colombians often use '¡Ni de fundas!' as a regional variation of this emphatic 'no,' though 'Ni soñarlo' is perfectly understood and used in urban areas.
The Finger Wag
To look like a native, wag your index finger from side to side while saying it. It adds 100% more authority to your refusal.
Watch the Tone
If you say it too loudly or with a mean face, it can sound very aggressive. Use a playful tone if you're just joking with friends.
意味
Strongly rejects an idea or possibility.
The Finger Wag
To look like a native, wag your index finger from side to side while saying it. It adds 100% more authority to your refusal.
Watch the Tone
If you say it too loudly or with a mean face, it can sound very aggressive. Use a playful tone if you're just joking with friends.
Regional Variations
In Spain, 'Ni de coña' is the king of this phrase, but 'Ni soñarlo' is the safe, polite-informal version.
自分をテスト
Completa la frase con la forma correcta del modismo.
—¿Me dejas tu ordenador nuevo? —¡Ni ________!
The fixed idiom uses the infinitive 'soñarlo'.
Which of these is the most appropriate response to an absurd request from a close friend?
—¿Haces mi examen por mí?
'¡Ni soñarlo!' is the perfect informal, emphatic refusal for an absurd request.
Match the situation with the most likely use of '¡Ni soñarlo!'.
Situación: Tu hermano te pide que le limpies su habitación desordenada.
Cleaning a sibling's messy room is a classic 'unreasonable request' situation.
Completa el diálogo de forma natural.
Juan: ¿Crees que el jefe nos subirá el sueldo un 50%? María: ________, la empresa está en crisis.
A 50% raise during a crisis is impossible, so 'Ni soñarlo' fits the context.
Match the register with the phrase.
Registers: 1. Formal, 2. Informal, 3. Slang
'De ninguna manera' is formal, 'Ni soñarlo' is informal, and 'Ni de coña' is slang.
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5 問題—¿Me dejas tu ordenador nuevo? —¡Ni ________!
The fixed idiom uses the infinitive 'soñarlo'.
—¿Haces mi examen por mí?
'¡Ni soñarlo!' is the perfect informal, emphatic refusal for an absurd request.
Situación: Tu hermano te pide que le limpies su habitación desordenada.
Cleaning a sibling's messy room is a classic 'unreasonable request' situation.
Juan: ¿Crees que el jefe nos subirá el sueldo un 50%? María: ________, la empresa está en crisis.
A 50% raise during a crisis is impossible, so 'Ni soñarlo' fits the context.
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'De ninguna manera' is formal, 'Ni soñarlo' is informal, and 'Ni de coña' is slang.
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よくある質問
14 問It can be. It's very direct. Use it with people you know well. With a boss, it's definitely too rude.
No. The 'lo' is neuter and refers to the idea, not a person. It's always 'Ni soñarlo'.
'Ni soñarlo' is more of a general exclamation. 'Ni lo sueñes' is more like 'Don't YOU even dream it.' They are 95% interchangeable.
Only in a very casual email to a close friend. Never in a professional or formal email.
Usually, yes. It's an emphatic expression, so it's almost always written with exclamation marks and spoken with emphasis.
Yes, it's understood everywhere, though some regions have their own favorite variations like 'Ni de chiste'.
Place the middle of your tongue against the roof of your mouth. It sounds like the 'ny' in 'onion' or 'canyon'.
Yes, 'Ni pensarlo' is a very common synonym that means 'Don't even think about it.'
It literally means 'Not even to dream it.'
The formal version would be 'De ninguna manera' or 'Bajo ningún concepto.'
No, for that you would use 'Nunca me imaginé que...' or 'Ni en sueños me imaginaba...'
It's one word: 'soñarlo'. The pronoun 'lo' attaches to the end of the infinitive.
Extremely common. You'll hear it in almost any Spanish-language TV show or movie during a scene with a conflict or a request.
Saying 'No soñarlo' instead of 'Ni soñarlo.' Remember the 'Ni'!
関連フレーズ
Ni hablar
synonymNo way / Not even to speak of it
Ni de broma
similarNot even as a joke
Ni de coña
specialized formNo f-ing way
Ni lo sueñes
similarDon't even dream it
Para nada
contrastNot at all
