No me ha llegado nada
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This clause uses the present perfect indicative ('ha llegado', from 'llegar') paired with the indirect object pronoun 'me' (to me). Spanish standard grammar employs double negation here with the negative particle 'no' preceding the verb and the negative pronoun 'nada' (nothing/anything) following it.
Sample sentences
Revisé mi buzón esta mañana, pero no me ha llegado nada.
I checked my mailbox this morning, but I haven't received anything.
¿Seguro que enviaste el correo? A mí no me ha llegado nada.
Are you sure you sent the email? I haven't received anything.
Hice el pedido hace una semana y todavía no me ha llegado nada.
I placed the order a week ago and still nothing has arrived for me.
Quick facts
Mnemonic
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Example
Revisé mi buzón esta mañana, pero no me ha llegado nada.
I checked my mailbox this morning, but I haven't received anything.
¿Seguro que enviaste el correo? A mí no me ha llegado nada.
Are you sure you sent the email? I haven't received anything.
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