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learn_russianI was listening to something the other day and had a random question: If you can negate being well (for example)by saying "ya ne horosho", is it possible to also negate it by saying "ya horosho nyet"? And if so, is it possible to negate any verb by stating the verb followed by nyet instead of ne + verb? (Similar to colloquial French where you can negate a verb by saying verb + pas)
ETA Example: "Ya ne panimayu" (I don't understand) is a perfectly functioning sentence. Does this also work as "Ya panimayu nyet"?
ETA Example: "Ya ne panimayu" (I don't understand) is a perfectly functioning sentence. Does this also work as "Ya panimayu nyet"?
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