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If “je sais” is ‘I know’ and “ne” is no/not, what does the “pas” mean ...
Because negation in correct French requires both words: “ne” and “pas”. It’s just the way the language evolved. In fact, “pas” is the important one, because “ne” is dropped almost all the time in spoken French. So you will almost always hear “je sais pas”, unless the context is very formal.

Je l'ignore vs Je ne sais pas - What the diffrence? : r/French - Reddit
In french the verb "ignorer" means both to ignore and to be ignorant of something. So in the second meaning "je l'ignore" is synonymous to "je ne sais pas". However saying "je l'ignore" to mean "i don't know" is really old fashioned and probably only found in litterature.

Why does one say "Je sais pas" but write "Je ne sais pas" : r ... - Reddit
In spoken French, it's very common to drop the 'ne' before a verb and just keep the 'pas' to get a negative sentence. (J'sais pas, j'comprends pas, j'mange pas, etc.,) You can also do it in informal writing (text to friends, email to family, etc.,) but not on something professional like an essay or a report.

"Je ne sais pas" or "Je sais pas"? : r/French - Reddit
Je sais pas means like “I dunno” it’s causal slang and I often hear people use it when they speak and read it in text messages. But if you were to write something formal etc than I wouldn’t drop the ‘ne’.

Je ne sais pas : r/learnfrench - Reddit
As others have commented, chais pas for je ne sais pas is like saying dunno instead of I do not know. When je comes into contact with /s/ in quick speech, it becomes ; the other common example is je suis which becomes chui [ʃɥi], also written j'suis.

A little guide to how the negation works: ne + pas - Reddit
Je ne vois pas, je n’entends pas, je ne sais pas. For French, the emphasizing word is necessary. Now, sometimes you omit the “pas” when there’s a second negation, just like you would in English. For purposes of this example, our use of “anything” is the French word “nothing” - « rien »

je ne sais plus à quoi jouer : r/jeuxvideo - Reddit
Bonjour à toutes et tous Avec mon groupe d'amis nous ne trouvons plus aucun jeu auxquels jouer tous ensemble et c'est pour ça que je viens vous demander conseil. Je voudrais savoir pour vous quel est le meilleur jeu multijoueurs openworld avec un côté survie et aventure auquel vous avez pue jouer. (Je sais que ma demande n'a pas trop de sens mais si pouviez me renseigner se serait sympa de ...

Is "je ne sais quoi" an actual French expression? : r/French - Reddit
So I feel like "je ne sais quoi" sounds more like a "Franglais" expression than an actual French expression. TL;DR- Is "je ne sais quoi" an actual expression used by French people or just something people say in America to sound cultured?

"Je ne comprends pas" vs. "Je comprends pas" : r/French - Reddit
She said, "Je ne comprends pas." At least I understood that much, the rest of the conversation didn't go too well. At that time I didn't know that French people usually drop the 'ne', which would have left me confused. But I was watching a French tv show and one of the characters said "schai pas" which is really "Je sais pas."

je ne sais quoi expression : r/French - Reddit
The others gave you your answers, so here is a fun fact. When you're not using it as a set expression but literally, you have the following. Je ne sais quoi (old timey language) -> Je ne sais pas quoi (standard language) -> Je sais pas quoi (everyday language) -> J'sais pas quoi (fast everyday language) -> Chépaquoi (how is actually sounds) And since the tendencies of the language that made ...

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