De nada.

Nada A writes

Muchísimas gracias. De nada.

Perdone, señor, no le entiendo nada.

Nada (born Nada Malanima November 17, 1953 in Gabbro, Rosignano Marittimo, Province of Livorno) is an Italian singer.

Nada and Tom Basic Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 23 October 1991

Nada, a Sudanese residing in Egypt, advised on how best to cover the demonstrations

The Hindus say, Nada brahma, one translation of which is, The world is sound.

In January 2005, Nada Management brought suit in the federal criminal court, seeking an end to the investigation.

Dina had also fallen asleep, and their mother had told Nada and Haya to go to their room, where it would be safer.

The demand of the fourth petitioner, Kamal Abu Nada, was rejected because he had been imprisoned in the past for selling drugs. (Ha apos aretz, 14 November 1993)

Ehab Abu al Nada had left school and used to work for 13 hours a day for just 30 shekels (about US 7.4) in order to help his father with family expenses.

That girl that I told you about ended up starting Women for Women International Group that impacted one million people, sent 80 million dollars, and I started this from zero, nothing, nada, unclear .

The United Nations added to the list Nada Management, formerly known as Al Taqwa Management Organization, and its two directors on 9 November 2001, and the company went into liquidation in December 2001.

That girl that I told you about ended up starting Women for Women International Group that impacted one million people, sent 80 million dollars, and I started this from zero, nothing, nada, unclear .

The first set of stories appears in the documentary Son Duros Los Días Sin Nada (The Days Without Anything Are Hard), and another film, El Remolino (named after the community), presents a second collection.

And as I drive through a neighborhood, say, where people got a lotta, I'll take a mockingbird I caught in a neighborhood where folks ain't got nada and just let it go, you know.

Yeah. And as I drive through a neighborhood, say, where people got a lotta, I'll take a mockingbird I caught in a neighborhood where folks ain't got nada and just let it go, you know.

It wasn't the first case of a Palestinian using self immolation as a protest. On September 2, 17 year old Ehab Abu al Nada died in Gaza after he set himself on fire, maybe in imitation of the Tunisian Mohamed Bouazizi.

On 3 August 1994, it was reported that, following an appeal to the High Court of Justice, Ziad Abu Nada, from the Gaza Strip, had been allowed by the security forces to come into Israel in order to obtain a visa from the German Consulate in Tel Aviv in order to go to study in Germany. (Ha apos aretz, 3 August 1994)