～ない～はない: "There is no ○○...that does not/is not ○○."

Introduction

Okay, not to be a whacky grammar person or anything, but this lesson is going to be not, not really good. If you catch my drift. We're simply going to have a totally not, not awesome time!

Yup, today's lesson is all about double negatives. Ready? Set? Don't, don't go!

Not, not a header

Structure

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  negative, casual form

  the negative form of the casual/plain form, can also be called ない-form (e.g. {食|た}べる → {食|た}べない, {飲|の}む → {飲|の}まない).

  verb(Noun)はない・はnegative verb
  Example:
  → 彼かれは冷ひえていない飲のみ物ものは飲のみません。
  He doesn't drink beverages that are not chilled.

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  Negative form い-adjective(Noun)はない・はnegative verb
  Example:
  → 私わたしは面白おもしろくない本ほんは読よまない。
  I don't read books that are not interesting.

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  な-adjective/nounじゃない(Noun)はない・はnegative verb
  Example:
  →　この店みせにおしゃれじゃないドレスはない。
  This shop doesn't have any dress that isn't stylish.