How to Say ‘Nah, I don't even trust myself’ in Spain Spanish
Nah, ni en mí mismo confío
💬 Usage Tip: The phrase 'ni en mí mismo' emphasizes a lack of self-trust, a common theme in self-reflective lyrics.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Nah
[nah]
no
Casual term for expressing disagreement, often used informally.
Dije 'nah', no estoy de acuerdo.
I said 'nah', I don't agree.
ni
[nee]
neither
Used to indicate that what precedes or follows is similar to something already mentioned.
No tengo hambre ni quiero salir.
I'm not hungry nor do I want to go out.
en
[en]
in
Used to indicate location or position within something.
Estoy en la casa.
I am in the house.
mí
[me]
me
Refers to oneself as the object of a verb or preposition.
Confío en mí mismo.
I trust in myself.
mismo
[meece-moh]
myself
Referring to one's self-assured identity or character.
Creo en mí mismo.
I believe in myself.
confío
[con-fee-oh]
trust
To believe in the reliability, truth, or ability of someone or something.
Confío en mis amigos.
I trust my friends.
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