"hasn’t (incomplete form)" in French

n’a

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Literal Breakdown

Recording	English	French	Learn
	not (part 1, before a vowel sound)	n’	Learn
	has	a	Learn

Summary

The French translation for “hasn’t (incomplete form)” is n’a. The French, n’a, can be broken down into 2 parts:"not (part 1, before a vowel sound)" (n’) and "has" (a).

English	French	Learn
hasn’t	n’a pas	Learn
don’t have (1st person singular)	n’ai pas	Learn
don’t have any more (1st person singular)	n’ai plus	Learn
don’t have (2nd person plural)	n’avez pas	Learn
don’t have (1st person plural)	n’avons pas	Learn
have never (1st person singular)	n’ai jamais	Learn
don’t have (2nd person singular)	n’as pas	Learn

Examples of "hasn’t (incomplete form)" in use

There are 4 examples of the French word for "hasn’t (incomplete form)" being used:

English	French	Learn
hasn’t been (incomplete negation)	n’a été	Learn
He never had a holiday.	Il n’a jamais eu de vacances.	Learn
He’s never scared of telling the truth.	Il n’a jamais peur de dire la vérité.	Learn
Neither one is right.	Ni l’un ni l’autre n’a raison.	Learn