なにもしない vs. なにもすることがない:They Are Really Different.

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なにもしない vs. なにもすることがない:They Are Really Different.

What is the difference between “なにもしない(nanimo-shinai) and なにもすることがない(nanimo-surukoto-ga-nai)”? Which is used as the meaning of ” don’t have anything to do”? After reading this, you would be answering this question. Let me introduce what their subtle differences are and how you correctly use them such as native speakers today!




[wp-svg-icons icon=”checkmark-circle” wrap=”i”] なにもしない(nanimo-shinai)

[wp-svg-icons icon=”arrow-right-2″ wrap=”span”] don’t do anything / 什么都不做 / 아무것도 하지 않는다 / Không làm gì

なにもしない(nanimo-shinai)” means “don’t do anything”. The basic ways to use them are that “___はなにもしない。(___ don’t/doesn’t do anything.)”, etc For instance, “わたしなにもしない。(I don’t do anything.)”, “かれなにもしない。(He doesn’t do anything.)”, etc. The tips for using it are that “なにもしない” is used as the meaning of “A PERSON WHO IS NOT ACTIVE AT HOME WHERE HE/SHE CAN GET RELAXED”, unlike なにもすることがない. Everyone could use “なにもしない” as casual, polite and formal such as “なにもしないよ。(I don’t do anything.)” as casual “なにもしないです。(I don’t do anything.)” as polite and formal.

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昨日何きのうなにしてたの? (What did you do yesterday?) (你昨天做了什么?) (어제 뭐 했어?) (Hôm qua bạn đã làm gì vậy?)
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[wp-svg-icons icon=”checkmark-circle” wrap=”i”] なにもすることがない(nanimo-surukoto-ga-nai)

[wp-svg-icons icon=”arrow-right-2″ wrap=”span”] don’t have anything to do / 没什么可做的 / 아무것도 할 게 없다 / Không có gì để làm

なにもすることがない(nanimo-surukoto-ga-nai)” means “don’t have anything to do”. The basic ways to use them are that “___はなにもすることがない。(___ don’t/doesn’t have anything to do.)”, etc For instance, “わたしなにもすることがない。(I don’t have anything to do.)”, “かれなにもすることがない。(He doesn’t have anything to do.)”, etc. The tips for using it are that “なにもしない” is used as the meaning of “A PERSON IS WHO DOESN’T HAVE ANY PLANS”, unlike “なにもしない”. Everyone could use “なにもすることがない” as casual, polite and formal such as “なにもすることがないよ。(I don’t have anything to do.)” as casual and “なにもすることがないです。(I don’t have anything to do.)” as polite and formal.

Example
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昨日何きのうなにしてたの? (What did you do yesterday?) (你昨天做了什么呀?) (어제 뭐 했어?) (Hôm qua bạn đã làm gì vậy?)
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なにもすることがなかったからいえにいただけ。 (I didn’t have anything to do, so I stayed home.) (没事情做所以就只是呆在家里。) (아무것도 할 게 없어서 집에만 있었어.) (Vì chẳng có gì để làm nên tôi chỉ ở nhà thôi.)
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今週末こんしゅうまつなにするの? (What are you doing this weekend?) (这个周末你打算做什么?) (이번 주말에 뭐해?) (Bạn sẽ làm gì vào cuối tuần này?)
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とくなにもすることがないよ。マンガでももっかなー。 (I don’t have anything to do, so I think I’ll read manga or something.) (没有什么特别要做的事情呢,考虑下要不要读漫画。) (특별히 아무것도 할 게 없어. 만화책이라도 읽을까.) (Cũng không có gì đặc biệt để làm ngoài việc đọc truyện tranh.)
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