`NIE` may mean: * The German word for `never` * The Polish word for `no` or `not`. * The Slovak word for `no` or `not`. *Nie, a Polish weekly founded by Jerzy Urban *NIE, the Polish anti-communist resistance movement in 1940s Or an acronym for: *Numero de Identificatión de Extranjero, The national tax identification number for foreigners in Spain *Newly industrializing economy *National Institute of Engineering, a school in Karnataka, India.
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I don't want to :)
to - itnie - notbyto - nice/kindbardzo - verymite - no idea, though in similar languages it means either nice or mythical-----I'm guessing you're asking because of this:http://www.gunnerkrigg.com/archive_page.php?comicID=74in which case what you want to know about is this:to nie było bardzo miłewhich means "that wasn't very nice"
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Spanish for 'Who are you'
"Nie rozumie" in Polish means "I don't understand" in English.
Ich werde dich nie vergessen. - I won't forget you.
It means not, For example, do not do that or moet nie dit doen nie (double negative)
Egya nie in Twi means this is the
English - Why not? Afrikaans - Hoekom nie?
"Nie ma za co" --- [Neh mah zah tso] Nie ma problemuProsze bardzo (as in you're welcome)Witaj (as in welcome to a place)be aware that individual letters are not pronounced as they are in English
Nie is a negative. The Afrikaans language almost always requires a double negative. "Dit was nie ek nie" = "It was not me".
Nie or niemals
"Jy wil nie luister nie jou bliks" is Afrikaans for "You don't want to listen, you idiot." The phrase is informal and includes slang, with "jou bliks" being a derogatory term. It is important to note that this phrase is disrespectful and should be used with caution.
"Nie lubię cię już" in Polish translates to "I no longer like you" in English.
- "nie znam tego" is not French, it is Polish for: "I don't know this/that." or "I am not familiar with this/that."
I don't want to :)