меня там не будет

I won't be there

→ я
phrase Uncommon #18,101
I won't be there The phrase literally uses меня (“me”) as the grammatical subject, but natural English uses “I.” The examples also show related past-tense forms: меня там не было means “I wasn't there,” while я там не был/не была means “I wasn't there” for a male/female speaker, respectively.
RU: Не приходи завтра — меня там не будет.
EN: Don't come tomorrow—I won't be there.