Nothing at all, diddly squat.
je ne connais pas bien > I don't know much (of it)
Ne ferme pas ta porte a l'etranger = "Do not close your door to the stranger"
Rien means 'nothing' or the negative form of 'anything' depending on the context. For example, -"Qu'as-tu fait" (What did you do?) -"Rien." (Nothing.) or -"Je n'ai rien fait." (I didn't do anything.) Note that rien is used in the place of 'pas' and is one of the many forms of the negative in French (e.g. ne...rien, ne...aucun, ne...personne).
"je ne peux pas passer un jour sans toi" = "I can't spend one day without you"
"Non, je ne suis pas," means "No, I am not." in English.
je ne connais pas bien > I don't know much (of it)
The French expression is: "Ne rien entendre, ne rien voir, ne rien dire".
Ne ferme pas ta porte a l'etranger = "Do not close your door to the stranger"
Je ne suis pas is the translation of I didn't go. This is the translation from English to French.
if he does not work, he'd better not ask me for explanations
"Rien ne va plus" is the correct phrase Save
Rien means 'nothing' or the negative form of 'anything' depending on the context. For example, -"Qu'as-tu fait" (What did you do?) -"Rien." (Nothing.) or -"Je n'ai rien fait." (I didn't do anything.) Note that rien is used in the place of 'pas' and is one of the many forms of the negative in French (e.g. ne...rien, ne...aucun, ne...personne).
"ne pas jeter sur la voir publique" means "do not throw onto the public domain"
Thanks, it doesn't matter and see you soon.
"Je ne comprends pas" means "I do not understand" in English.
Ne finit pas in French means "Does not end" in English.
"je ne peux pas passer un jour sans toi" = "I can't spend one day without you"