Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Non"

A: Good question. I think that both neutral and negative are implied because noncommittal applies to relationships where commitment is expected. So, being neutral to commitment is negative where commitment is expected.

A: Non canon elements = parts of the story that are not officially true, like fan theories, for example

Some of us are like to do = some of us often do, some of us tend to do

A: It's used to negate the meaning like 'not'

A: non canon means that you don't ship something

A: Do you mean "nonsense" or "not since"?
Nonsense means something that doesn't make sense. Example: Stop talking nonsense!
Not since - I can only give you an example.
- Have you heard from her?
- Not since January.
- That was 3 months ago; you haven't heard from her since then?
- No. I got a letter from her in January, but I haven't heard from her since.

A: @pypirik Nonstop- continual, without stopping

I caught a nonstop flight from New York to Chicago in time for the conference.

My mother in law talks nonstop on the phone.

The boys played video games nonstop all weekend.

The factory produces pairs of shoes nonstop to keep up with the demand.

A: I have no website anymore.
I have eaten so I’m not hungry anymore.
I don’t love her anymore.

A: Awful, excellent, terrified, dead, impossible, unique

A: Non means almost the same as 'not'. While none means like 'nothing'.

For example:
She's non-asian.
This means that she is not an Asian.

There is none like her.
This means that there is no other thing or person like her. (Nothing compares to her)

A: @gyeongmoh

non-smoking area (sign you'll find in some places)
No smoking (sign you'll find along the street)

A: Non- is not a word, but a part of another word, usually a descriptive adjective:
non-lethal, non-professional, non-native, non-technical, non-playing
(The hyphen is optional.) Each of these mean "anything but ..." -- anything that doesn't
kill you is non-lethal, anything that's not technical is non-technical, etc.
This meaning contrasts with un- and in-, which refer to opposites instead of complements.

No is half of the answer pair Yes/No, shading off vocally into Nah, Nuh-uh, and Uh-uh.
But it can also quantify and negate any noun phrase:
Some blade of grass ~ No blade of grass; One who saw it ~ No one who saw it.

A: Generally None of your business is rude and none of your concern is more polite/formal, but then again the situation and tone is important. Both mean something is private information and should not be asked about.

None of your business:
E.g. Person A and B are gossiping and person C joins the conversation adding their opinion, person A replies "this is none of your business".

You feel the other persons annoyance that you even talked about the issues.

None of your concern E.g. There is a problem at work and you asks about it, the person replies this is none of your concern/this doesn't concern you.

It's just better too hear.

But it's really depends on context and tone because they are both interchangeable.

A: 2nd is correct because the words are connected

A: don't pay attention to it
oppure don't bother

A: Why you don't believe me?

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: I don't get it\ I don't understand

A: "I have no words . . ." usually followed by an infinitive ("I have no words to describe how I feel", for example)

A: Both imply the person is still working at the restaurant.

A: What you would say is:
Instead of not saying anything, I want you to say a word or two.

A: I think non-native speakers will be forgiven for making mistakes, provided they don't come across as very rude.

A: there's a spelling mistake
it's 'none-the-less'
also grammatically this is better
'none-the-less he kept doing it'

A: She means that in answering her question, no one is actually giving her the information that she wants. A non-answer. It is not actually a term but it is understandable, she is defining what it means by giving the standard answer (that doesn't giver her the information she wants) that she is getting from everyone.