Je n'ai pas de is the beginning of a phrase. The words alone do not complete a thought. It means "I do not have of" ... so you would complete the thought with a direct object like bread. "Je n'ai pas de pain," would be, "I don't have bread."
I only have sisters, but no brothers.
I can't wait to meet him.
No. "Du" is "de + le", "de + la" is still de + la and "de+ les" becomes "des". If you're not using nouns after the negation word as, Je ne vais pas "manger" which means I'm not going to eat , or je ne vais pas "chez le médecin" which means I'm not going to the doctor; as you can see you are not using the "de + article" form.
Do you mean "Je t'aime mon cheri je suis de suisse."? IF so, that means I love you my friend I'm from Switzerland.
The best translation would be "I don't speak French very well," for which you would say "Je ne sais pas très bien le français."
I only have sisters, but no brothers.
At school I have been taught: "Je nai pas de animal" is how to say "I don't have a pet" in French!
I don't have my swimsuit.
remarks on "je ne pas de sour": there is no verb in that sentence, and sour is not a French word. I gather that you mean "je n'ai pas de sous" which means familiarly "I have no money"
"mais je n'ai pas de soeurs"="but I don't have any sisters".
You can say "je n'ai pas de plans" in French to mean "I have no plans."
Je n'ai pas de frère means 'I haven't got any brother' in French
the anwser is je nai pas entend de toi dans un long period du temps.... idkCorrection:ça fait longtemps que je n'ai pas entendu de tes nouvelles.
I don't have a pen
"Je n'ai pas de trousse" translates to "I do not have a pencil case". "Je n'ai pas" meaning "I do not have" and "de trousse" being a pencil case.
Je n'ai pas de frères et sœurs et je suis enfant unique
"je n'ai pas de cahier" means "I don't have a notebook" in English.