no ser nada

to be nothing; not to be anything

→ no
phrase Common #2,879
to be nothing; not to be anything This is the infinitive form and often appears conjugated, especially as “no es nada,” meaning “it’s nothing” or “it’s no big deal.”
SP: Puede no ser nada grave, pero conviene consultar al médico.
EN: It may be nothing serious, but it’s advisable to see a doctor.