"मुझे कुछ नहीं करना है।"

Translation: I do not have to do anything.

[AndriLindbergs]

How about "I have nothing to do"?

[ragingfire4]

"Mere pas kuchch karne ke liye nahi hai"
OR
"Mere pas karne ke liye kuchch nahi hai"
One is proper way, the other is slang, however I forget which is which... sorry.

[ph.UlcOqz]

2nd one is correct while the first is slang

[carton44]

While one means they don't want to do anything, the one you've mentioned means they cannot do anything because they have nothing to do!

[ro_38]

What about →
"I do not have anything to do"

[ph.98tgQH]

First

[ph.98tgQH]

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[Pierre891640]

I do not have anything to do seems to be correct. How many time should I repeat sentences that means exactly the same but the ordre of the words is not proper by the standard of the algorithme ?

[apoorvagoel]

This sentence could mean one of two things

1. I don't have to do anything. As in, it's going to take care of itself.

2. I don't want to do anything.

For "I do not have anything to do" you would say "Mere pas karne ke liye kuchh nahi hai"

Now the choice between 1 and 2 is based on the context of the conversation.

Good use of option 1 would be "maine khat bhej diya hai. Ab mujhe kuchh nahi karna hai."

"I have sent the letter. Now I do not have to do anything."

Good use of option 2 would be "aaj bohot kaam kar liya, ab mujhe kuchh nahi karna hai.

"I have worked a lot today, now i do not want to do anything."

Hope that helps. Cheers!

[MankyBansal]

I do not want to so anything.

[Sam362597]

How would you express 'I have to do nothing'?

[deactivated user]

It'll be 'Mujhe kuch nahi karna' but usually to denote that we say 'Mujhe kuch karne ki zarurat nahi hai' which translates to 'I don't need to do anything'

[Sam362597]

Thank you!

[ragingfire4]

When would you use that instead of "I do not have to do anything"?

[Sam362597]

When it's imperative that I do nothing as opposed to when there is no need for me to do anything.

[ragingfire4]

In that case... I do believe that there is no direct translation for that. I might be wrong, but I would say that in Hindi, one would simply use the "should not" version... "मुझे कूछ नहीं करना चाहिए" to denote that one must not do anything

[kivz12]

This can also mean "I don't wish to do anything"

[Pierre891640]

another improvement would be to accept different keyboards that propose automatic writings. I study hindi from english but work with french keys that propose accents and different spelling for the same meaning. Impossible to fight the clock when i have to correct these détails.
And that final word is the best example. "Détails" was suggested instead of "details".

[Maheshwara19]

Why is है used?

[Umarshariff]

I do not have anything to do can also be correct

[SriPavanik]

"I do not have nothing to do" is ot wrong

[ph.xJxtOA]

How About I don't have to do anything but there is not a don't sentenc

[ph.BK0hy8]

Xyiiuj

[ph.BK0hy8]

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[ph.BK0hy8]

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[George664023]

Redo this answer please.

[VanshikaJi3]

Nono

[AnchalFF]

Kk

[visheshaga17]

In some regions, this sentence can also mean "I don't want to do anything."

[vg]

Why not "I do not want to do anything."

[Roger423959]

Google translate says "I have nothing to do".

[ph.Cv8ELB]

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