One semi-auxiliary verb used to express negation in Fijian is "sega." This semi-auxiliary can be translated as either “there are no-” or “it is not the case that”, depending on the subject it relates to. In terms of numerical expression, "sega" is also used to express the quantity "none". This negator can be used in almost all situations, with the exception of the imperative or in a "me" (classifier) clauses. When "sega" takes a NP as its subject, the meaning “there are no-” is assumed: