There are many more examples of negative prefixes on50 Word Roots.(You can make almost any adjective negative with ‘un-’ except the negatives that we carried over from Latin with ‘in-‘ (or ‘il-‘, ‘im-‘ or ’ir-‘. Remember that these 'in-' prefixes can also mean ‘in’ or...
The Chinese negator “不, which is in widespread use, usually occurs before a verb or an adjective and negates the action or the quality. Both “不and “not” can negate verbs. But “不can not negate the verb “有( “有can only be negated by “没); “not” of course has its ...
To make this Korean negative form, add 지 (ji) to the stem of the verb or adjective, followed by the negative auxiliary 않다 (anta) or 못 하다 (mot hada). For example: 1. Verb stem + 지 않다 (ji anta) 가다 (gada) ➞ 가지 않아요 (gaji anayo)–...