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"english": "I don't understand",
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"english": "(literally, “I understood not what you said”)",
"roman": "I didn't understand what you said",
"text": "Jag förstod inte vad du sa",
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"english": "Ants are not big",
"text": "Myror är inte stora",
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"english": "Horses are not plants",
"text": "Hästar är inte växter",
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"text": "– Är inte hästar däggdjur? – Jo, hästar är däggdjur.\n– Aren't horses mammals? – Yes, horses are mammals.\n(literally, “– Are not horses mammals? – Yes, horses are mammals.”)",
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"english": "(literally, “I liked not the movie”)",
"roman": "I didn't like the movie",
"text": "Jag gillade inte filmen",
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"english": "(literally, “Liked you not the movie?”)",
"roman": "Didn't you like the movie?",
"text": "Gillade du inte filmen?",
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"english": "(literally, “I saw you not”)",
"roman": "I didn't see you",
"text": "Jag såg dig inte",
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"english": "(literally, “Saw you me not?”)",
"roman": "Didn't you see me?",
"text": "Såg du mig inte?",
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"english": "(literally, “I saw not you, but I saw Nisse”)",
"roman": "I didn't see you [emphasis], but I saw Nisse",
"text": "Jag såg inte dig, men jag såg Nisse",
"type": "example"
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"english": "It's not Thursday today",
"text": "Det är inte torsdag idag",
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"text": "Imorgon är det inte fredag, utan lördag\nTomorrow is not Friday, but Saturday\n(literally, “Tomorrow is it not Friday, but Saturday [Är moves before det due to V2 word order – no special behavior related to inte here]”)",
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"english": "(literally, “It rains not right now”)",
"roman": "It's not raining right now",
"text": "Det regnar inte just nu",
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"text": "Jag hoppas (att) det inte regnar imorgon\nI hope it's not raining tomorrow\n(literally, “I hope (that) it not rains tomorrow [Inte comes before the main verb in subclauses (\"(att) det inte regnar imorgon\" here – att can be dropped in this case, like that in English)]”)",
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"text": "Om det inte regnar så kan [or \"så skulle vi kunna,\" for a tone of \"could\"] vi gå på picknick\nIf it doesn't rain, we can go on a picnic\n(literally, “If it not rains [så – optionally appears after an initial adverbial] can we go on picnic [\"Om det inte regnar\" is a subclause, so inte comes before regnar, like above)]”)",
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"english": "(literally, “He can not swim”)",
"roman": "He can't swim",
"text": "Han kan inte simma",
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"text": "en man som inte kan simma\na man who can't swim\n(literally, “a man that not can swim [\"Som inte kan simma\" is a subclause, so inte comes before kan, like above]”)",
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"english": "(literally, “The monsters (that) one not see are often scariest [\"(Som) man inte ser\" is a subclause, so inte comes before ser, like above. In this example, the subclause might be obscured by som / that being skippable in both Swedish and English (due to the subclause being a relative clause where som / that is not the subject).]”)",
"roman": "The monsters (that) you don't see are often the scariest",
"text": "Monstren (som) man inte ser är ofta läskigast",
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"text": "Boken (som) du inte (har) läst är bra\nThe book (that) you haven't read is good\n(literally, “The book (that) you not (have) read [in the supine] is good [This example is like the previous example, with a strictly unrelated additional twist of har being skippable when implied from supine (läst here)]”)",
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"english": "Ants are not big",
"text": "Myror är inte stora",
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"english": "Horses are not plants",
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"text": "– Är inte hästar däggdjur? – Jo, hästar är däggdjur.\n– Aren't horses mammals? – Yes, horses are mammals.\n(literally, “– Are not horses mammals? – Yes, horses are mammals.”)",
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"english": "(literally, “I liked not the movie”)",
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"english": "(literally, “I saw you not”)",
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"english": "(literally, “Saw you me not?”)",
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"english": "(literally, “I saw not you, but I saw Nisse”)",
"roman": "I didn't see you [emphasis], but I saw Nisse",
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"english": "It's not Thursday today",
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"text": "Imorgon är det inte fredag, utan lördag\nTomorrow is not Friday, but Saturday\n(literally, “Tomorrow is it not Friday, but Saturday [Är moves before det due to V2 word order – no special behavior related to inte here]”)",
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"english": "(literally, “It rains not right now”)",
"roman": "It's not raining right now",
"text": "Det regnar inte just nu",
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"text": "Jag hoppas (att) det inte regnar imorgon\nI hope it's not raining tomorrow\n(literally, “I hope (that) it not rains tomorrow [Inte comes before the main verb in subclauses (\"(att) det inte regnar imorgon\" here – att can be dropped in this case, like that in English)]”)",
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"text": "Om det inte regnar så kan [or \"så skulle vi kunna,\" for a tone of \"could\"] vi gå på picknick\nIf it doesn't rain, we can go on a picnic\n(literally, “If it not rains [så – optionally appears after an initial adverbial] can we go on picnic [\"Om det inte regnar\" is a subclause, so inte comes before regnar, like above)]”)",
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"english": "(literally, “He can not swim”)",
"roman": "He can't swim",
"text": "Han kan inte simma",
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"text": "en man som inte kan simma\na man who can't swim\n(literally, “a man that not can swim [\"Som inte kan simma\" is a subclause, so inte comes before kan, like above]”)",
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"roman": "The monsters (that) you don't see are often the scariest",
"text": "Monstren (som) man inte ser är ofta läskigast",
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"text": "Boken (som) du inte (har) läst är bra\nThe book (that) you haven't read is good\n(literally, “The book (that) you not (have) read [in the supine] is good [This example is like the previous example, with a strictly unrelated additional twist of har being skippable when implied from supine (läst here)]”)",
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