"I don't know from nothing." and "I don't know nothing." They're the same?
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had better say, I know nothing, in the fact I don't know nothing, it's not correct even may be you have heard in movies.
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They both mean the same thing - "I don't know anything."
Also, they are both grammatically incorrect. You would hear those phrases from usually from people deliberately using bad English to make a point - either that or in street slang.
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had better say, I know nothing.
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