"No, not me."

Translation: Nee, ik niet.

[stephen.pa]

What's the different of "me" and "mij"? Is it used different like" jou, jij, je "?

[devoncjones]

Why is ik interchangeable to mean me and I ? This seems so strange.

[Rsha]

Can someone explain the difference between the two negatives "niet" and "geen"? When are they used?

[El2theK]

Have a read through this topic: https://www.duolingo.com/comment/3734833

[Rsha]

Bedankt! So it's like the German "kein" vs "nicht"? Thank you, this was very helpful

[El2theK]

Yes, it is similar to the German kein vs nicht

[EvaDeMits]

Geen is als in het engels 'no' bijvoorbeeld 'there's no way out'
niet is als je 'not' gebruikt 'I'm not sure about that' oftewel 'ik ben er niet zeker van'

[carolustheo]

Can i use "nee, ik ben niet" ?

[vam1980]

No, the verb 'ben' is not present in the English sentence.

[AndreGardner21]

This is early in the lessons, but could I say "Nee, niet mij" assuming mij does mean "me".

[jaznikole]

Yes, it says that this is one of the correct solutions.

[HyunAh174978]

I put "Nee, niet me" and Duolingo said it was wrong. I believe that could still be a correct way of saying it. Can someone confirm?

[El2theK]

No, you are pointing someone (yourself) out. Hence you need the full/stressed form mij.