"Io no."

Translation: Not me.

[meaeat]

How is anything supposed to get this on their first try?

[ZLebold]

I guess you're just supposed to learn and move on. And to be honest, you might remember it better because it frustrated you.

[Abrajan93]

For those whose Spanish is their first language is not problem :B

[Jessicaneongreen]

I speak Spanish and I got it wrong

[MartnRoque]

Same here.

[Xiomy72]

me too

[semmel512]

Shouldn't this be "not I?"

[theabigaillo]

I said "Not I" and they said I was correct...

[tani17]

I said "not "I and they marked it wrong

[Lisagnipura]

Ciao Semme: I agree. I tried it and lost a heart.

[caleewa]

I agree!

[ech27]

I said not I and was incorrect

[lelilondon]

Why is "I don't" not possible?

[spayer]

It's not the first thing you should come up with, but it IS correct.
If someone said to you: vorrei bevere l'acqua, and you said, io no or no io, it would be the same as "I don't" in English.

[nadiarosen]

I ask myself the same question.

[lilg94]

I think "I don't" is incorrect because there isn't a verb in the question.

[AdiYan12]

I don't would be non sono and I am not would be io non sono

[noelledford]

Well, no does not mean don't, or do not.

[spayer]

Actually, no means don't.

[spayer]

Not I. Io is I, Me is me. It's incorrect, in English to say...Not me.

[LDS60]

How is "not I" not correct for this?

[Biochemistry]

I understand that "io no" can be translated as "not I" as well as "not me," but I was wondering if there was a way to differentiate between the two; i.e., how might I say "not me" instead of "not I," or is there really no difference in Italian?

[semmel512]

The difference between "not me" and "not I" is the case; the former is in the accusative while the latter is in the nominative. In Italian, as far as I understand it, there is no case, so there is no difference between the two.

[DarcX]

There is a difference, though! "Io" is as different from "mi" as "I" is different from "me."

[spayer]

except that "not me" is incorrect. that would be no me

[spayer]

No. No in Italian is the same as "no" or "not" in English. The problem here is that IO is not "me". It's "I".

[Plumse13]

I wrote "I don't" and it said I was correct

[jason_nguyen1001]

shouldn't it be "i no" or "no i"

[jonijminte]

In another comment where "non" is used, it was said that "no" is "no" where "non" is "not". Is this not true?

[5tani5lav]

Hmm, I marked "It's not me", is it so wrong? : (

[GinaCarrie]

I put "I no" even though that doesn't make any sense. Still, it was marked correct.