I can't do nothing / negative or positive ??

negative or positive??

sameeerali" i cant do nothing for u"

Ungrammatical!

In very casual speech, it would be negative, and very bad English.

The correct form would be, "I can do nothing for you."
It's a rather "formal" version of "I can't do anything for you."

No, it's not any stronger --- unless y

hi
thanks for quick and informative reply.
some websites says that it would be positive when double negative arises in same sentence.
in this case; i cant do nothing means, i can do something (positive) ..
could you please clear me
ref: http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t

In some languages, eg Spanish, a double negative is correctly used to indicate a positive.

In English, we sometimes (jokingly) point out that a double negative makes a positive (as in math).

But it's never "correct."

As an "aside," we'd appreciate it if you made an effort to use standard capitalization, punctuation, and spelling.

Thanks, -- A.

thanks for clearing me ..

sameeeralii can't do anything for u

Note the correct way to write this: I can't do anything for you.

CJ