None for me. / Not for me.

Hi,

Which answer is better?

- Would you like some coffee?

1. - None for me.
2.- Not for me.

Both are OK. If you want to make these answers better, say 'thank you' at the end. You probably know that that is important.

Thank you for the reply.

Could you explain the difference between these sentances?

1. None for me.
2. Not for me.

1. None for me. The negation is in the pronoun. You negate (wanting) the object.

2. Not for me. The negation is in the verb. You negate the action of giving the object to you.

Hi Marius, I admire you for being good at it.

Can I say "Nothing for me" instead of "None for me"?

>Can I say "Nothing for me" instead of "None for me"?

Not instead of "None for me," but e.g.:

Wine, beer?
Nothing for me, please.

Hi,

Can I say "Nothing for me" instead of "None for me"? Yes, but usually in response to a more general question. eg


A: Would you like some tea?

B: None for me, than you.


A: Would you like something to drink?

B: Nothing for me, thank you.


Best wishes, Clive

What do you usually reply when somebody offers you some coffee - "None for me" or "Not for me"?

- Coffee?
- ...

- Coffee?
- No, thank you.
or
- Not for me, thank you.
or
- No, thank you, I'd rather have tea.

<<What do you usually reply when somebody offers you some coffee?>>

No, thanks.

Not for me is good, too, if I have to choose between those two.

CJ