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が ない

there is no; do not have

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phrase Rare #28,500
there is no; do not have Used after a noun to say that something does not exist or that someone does not have something. The space in が ない is not normally written in standard Japanese; it is included here to represent the requested multi-word term. In expressions such as 仕方がない or 仕様がない, it contributes to the meaning “can't be helped.”
JA: これまで海外に行った経験が ない。
EN: I have never had the experience of going abroad.

だらしがないわねえ!

How sloppy of you!

— 東京物語 (1953)

台所がない

There is no kitchen.

— オッペンハイマー (2023)

期待されたことがないから今僕が期待される存在なのは―君のおかげだ

Because no one ever expected anything of me, the fact that people expect things from me now is all thanks to you.

— レミーのおいしいレストラン (2007)

暴力的なインパクトがないわけではない

It’s not as though it lacks a violent impact.

— TITANE/チタン (2021)

子供の頃の記憶がない人もいるのに君は憶えていたんだな？

Even though some people have no memories of their childhood, you remembered, huh?

— ザ・マン・フロム・アース (2007)

だって急にご用が出来たんだから仕様がないじゃないの!

But I couldn't help it—something suddenly came up!

— 東京物語 (1953)

私が関与していた仕事を知るはずがない

They couldn't possibly know about the work I was involved in.

— オッペンハイマー (2023)