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从来没 (cóng lái méi) is used more in spoken Chinese. This phrase is commonly used to express that something has never happened or that someone has never done something. It is often used in casual conversations and is considered a more colloquial expression.
In written Chinese, a more formal and literary way to express the same meaning would be 从未 (cóng wèi). This phrase is more commonly used in written texts such as books, articles, and formal speeches.
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从来没 (cóng lái méi) is a phrase in Chinese that is used to express the idea of "never before" or "have never...". It is often used in a negative sentence to indicate that something has never happened or been done before.
Here are some examples of how to use 从来没 (cóng lái méi) in a sentence:
1. 我从来没去过中国。(Wǒ cóng lái méi qù guò Zhōngguó.) - I have never been to China.
2. 我从来没见过这么美的风景。(Wǒ cóng lái méi jiàn guò zhème měi de fēngjǐng.) - I have never seen such beautiful scenery before.
In these examples, 从来没 (cóng lái méi) is used to emphasize that the action or event has never happened before.
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