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How do you say nada estoy en mi casa in English?

"Nada estoy en mi casa" translates to "I'm not at home at all" in English.

Here's why:

* Nada: Means "nothing" or "not at all"

* Estoy: Means "I am"

* En mi casa: Means "at home"

However, the word order in Spanish makes the sentence a bit awkward. In English, we would rephrase it to make it sound more natural: "I am not at home at all" or "I'm not home right now."

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