"No, I don't," said Mr Jordan.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Have you finished yet?

“I won't do it."—“I won't (do it)(,) either."

“I won't go."—“Nor I either."

“Will you come?"—“Offhand, I can't say yes or no."

"Did you just say something?" "No, I didn't say anything."

"Oh, yes," he answered.

“I didn't see it anywhere."—“Nor did I."

“I'm sorry."—“Never mind."

“Do you have any questions?"“No, I have none."

“See you later."“OK, take it easy."

Two noes don't make a yes.

He said, I am not.

“What did you say?"“Never mind."

"Don't stop, Tony," said Linda.

"Don't stop, Tony," said Linda.

"Look - there's a fire!!" exclaimed Dan.

"Look - there's a fire!!" Exclaimed Dan.

He told me that there is an excess of noradrenaline.

“He is not at home."“No matter, I will see him tomorrow."

Now, said Mr Wood.

"Excuse me," Ann broke in.

There're occasions when we cannot say no.

"Why didn't you come?" "I had no choice."

It is not a cupboard, he said in surprise.

"It is not a cupboard," he said in surprise.

“I'm not afraid of death," he answered quietly.

“He cannot be a thief."“No. Never."

‘No,' he answered, busy with the broom, ‘I don't want to.'

"Let's head back." "Shall we drop by McDonald's?"

"Let's head back." "Shall we drop by MacDonald's?"