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Afrikaans: niemand; Albanian: askush, kurrkush; Arabic: أَحَد لَا‎; Egyptian Arabic: ماحدش‎; Moroccan Arabic: حتى حد‎, حتى واحد‎; North Levantine Arabic: ما حدا‎; South Levantine Arabic: ما حدا‎, ولا حدا‎, ما حد‎; Armenian: ոչ ոք, ոչ մեկը; Asturian: naide, ñaide; Azerbaijani: heç kim, heç kəs; Basque: inor; Belarusian: ніхто; Belizean Creole: nobadi; Bengali: কেউ না; Bulgarian: никой; Burmese: ဘယ်သူမှ; Catalan: ningú; Chamicuro: meyana'shanaye; Chinese Cantonese: 冇人; Mandarin: 沒有人／没有人, 沒人／没人; Classical Nahuatl: ayāc; Czech: nikdo; Dalmatian: nenčoin; Danish: ingen; Dutch: [[niemand]]; Esperanto: neniu; Estonian: ei keegi, mitte keegi; Faroese: eingin; Finnish: ei kukaan; French: [[personne]], [[nul]], [[qui que ce soit]]; Friulian: nissun; Galician: ninguén, can nin gato; Georgian: არავინ; German: [[niemand]], [[keiner]]; Greek: [[κανένας]]; Ancient Greek: [[οὐδείς]], [[μηδείς]], [[οὔτις]], [[μήτις]]; Hindi: कोई नहीं; Hungarian: senki; Icelandic: enginn, neinn; Ido: nulu; Interlingua: necuno, nemo; Irish: aon duine; Istriot: ningun; Italian: [[nessuno]]; Japanese: 誰も...ない; Kapampangan: alang ninu man, alang ninuman; Kazakh: ешкім; Khmer: គ្មាន​នរណា​ម្នាក់; Korean: 아무도...아니다; Kurdish Central Kurdish: کەس‎; Lao: ບໍ່​ມີ​ໃຜ; Latin: [[nemo]]; Latvian: neviens; Macedonian: никој; Maltese: ħadd; Maori: pākorehā; Mbyá Guaraní: avave; Middle English: noman; Mirandese: naide; Navajo: doo nagháí da; Neapolitan: nisciuno; Norwegian Bokmål: ingen; Nynorsk: ingen; Old English: nān mann; Old French: nul; Old Norse: engi; Persian: هیچ‌کس‎; Plautdietsch: kjeena; Polish: nikt; Portuguese: [[ninguém]]; Romanian: nimeni, niciun; Russian: [[никто]]; Scots: naebody; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: ни̏ко, ни̏тко; Roman: nȉko, nȉtko; Sicilian: nuddu; Slovak: nikto; Slovene: nihčè; Spanish: [[nadie]]; Swedish: ingen; Tagalog: walang sino man, walang sinuman; Tajik: ҳеҷкас, ҳечкас; Talysh Asalemi: هیش کسی‎; Thai: ไม่มีใคร; Turkish: kimse, hiç kimse; Ukrainian: ніхто; Urdu: کوئی نہیں‎; Venetian: nisuni, nisun; Vietnamese: không ai; Volapük: nek; Walloon: nouk, nolu; Welsh: neb; West Frisian: nimmen; Yiddish: קיינער‎

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