Cool MateMeaning of Nobody's gonna tell you nothing
No one will provide you with any information.
In simple words: No one will inform you about anything.
Nobody's gonna tell you nothing in a sentence
- If you're looking for guidance, just remember: nobody's gonna tell you nothing.
- In this town, nobody's gonna tell you nothing about the rumors.
- He shrugged and said, 'Nobody's gonna tell you nothing, just figure it out yourself.'
- I was told to be careful because nobody's gonna tell you nothing if you go there alone.
How to use Nobody's gonna tell you nothing
This phrase is highly informal and often used in casual conversation to imply that people won't give advice or information. It is not suitable for formal contexts.
Grammar pattern
phrase
Memory hint
Think of someone saying 'Nobody's got your back' when you need help.
Related words
Collocations with Nobody's gonna tell you nothing
- tell you nothing
- nobody's gonna
- inform you nothing
- nobody will tell
- nobody's got your back
Synonyms for Nobody's gonna tell you nothing
- No one will inform you
- Nobody will say anything
- You won't get advice
- No one will help
- No one's giving tips
Common mistakes with Nobody's gonna tell you nothing
- Confused with 'Anyone will tell you something'.
- Incorrectly using 'nobody's' instead of 'somebody's'.
- Misplacing the double negative in formal writing.
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Frequently asked questions about Nobody's gonna tell you nothing
What does Nobody's gonna tell you nothing mean?
No one will inform you about anything.
What is the definition of Nobody's gonna tell you nothing?
No one will provide you with any information.
How do you use Nobody's gonna tell you nothing in a sentence?
If you're looking for guidance, just remember: nobody's gonna tell you nothing.
Can you give another example of Nobody's gonna tell you nothing?
In this town, nobody's gonna tell you nothing about the rumors.
What are synonyms for Nobody's gonna tell you nothing?
Common alternatives include No one will inform you, Nobody will say anything, You won't get advice, No one will help, No one's giving tips.
What words go with Nobody's gonna tell you nothing?
It commonly pairs with tell you nothing, nobody's gonna, inform you nothing, nobody will tell, nobody's got your back.
What are common mistakes when using Nobody's gonna tell you nothing?
Confused with 'Anyone will tell you something'. Incorrectly using 'nobody's' instead of 'somebody's'. Misplacing the double negative in formal writing.
How do you pronounce Nobody's gonna tell you nothing?
US: //ˈnoʊ.bəd.iz ˈɡɑ.nə tɛl jʊ ˈnʌθ.ɪŋ//, UK: //ˈnəʊ.bəd.iz ˈɡɒ.nə tɛl jʊ ˈnʌθ.ɪŋ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
Is Nobody's gonna tell you nothing formal or informal?
"Nobody's gonna tell you nothing" is slang, so it fits very casual settings and is usually avoided in writing.
When should I use Nobody's gonna tell you nothing?
This phrase is highly informal and often used in casual conversation to imply that people won't give advice or information. It is not suitable for formal contexts.