What does nada de que mean?

"Nada de que" is a Spanish phrase that literally translates to "nothing of what." It's often used in a few ways:

1. As a polite way to decline something:

* Example: "¿Quieres un poco de pastel?" (Do you want some cake?) "Nada de que, gracias." (No thanks.)

* This essentially means "Nothing of what you are offering, thank you."

2. To express a lack of something:

* Example: "No hay nada de que preocuparse." (There's nothing to worry about.)

* This means "There's nothing of what causes worry."

3. To emphasize the absence of something:

* Example: "No tengo nada de que hablar contigo." (I have nothing to talk to you about.)

* This means "There's nothing of what I can talk to you about."

The exact meaning of "nada de que" depends on the context of the sentence.

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