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What is the difference between Soldi non ne ho and Non ho soldi ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
they have the exact same meaning, in spoken language "non ho soldi" sounds much more natural, but anyway, feel free to use them both without any distinction
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i agree with @nnsacc, “non ho soldi” sounds way more natural
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@Diniente they both mean the same but the first example "soldi non ne ho" is sometimes used to say that you have no money but you do have something else...
Example:
Soldi non ne ho ma tempo quanto ne vuoi
It's up to people whether expression to use but as @nnsacc said you can use both
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