A1 Expression Neutral

Por supuesto que no.

Of course, no.

Meaning

Emphatic disagreement; definitely no.

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Cultural Background

In Spain, this is used very directly. It is not considered rude to be this firm. Mexicans often add a 'claro' or 'para nada' to soften the blow, but 'por supuesto que no' remains a standard, strong refusal.

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Tone matters

Use a firm tone to match the strength of the phrase.

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Don't over-use

Using it too often can make you sound stubborn.

Meaning

Emphatic disagreement; definitely no.

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Tone matters

Use a firm tone to match the strength of the phrase.

⚠️

Don't over-use

Using it too often can make you sound stubborn.

Test Yourself

Complete the phrase.

Por supuesto ____ no.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: que

The connector 'que' is required.

Which is the correct emphatic 'no'?

Which phrase expresses strong disagreement?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Por supuesto que no

Only this phrase expresses strong, emphatic disagreement.

🎉 Score: /2

Visual Learning Aids

Practice Bank

2 exercises
Complete the phrase. Fill Blank A1

Por supuesto ____ no.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: que

The connector 'que' is required.

Which is the correct emphatic 'no'? Choose A1

Which phrase expresses strong disagreement?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Por supuesto que no

Only this phrase expresses strong, emphatic disagreement.

🎉 Score: /2

Frequently Asked Questions

2 questions

No, it is direct but acceptable.

Yes, it is fine in professional emails.

Related Phrases

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Claro que no

synonym

Of course not

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Ni hablar

similar

No way

🔗

De ninguna manera

similar

In no way

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