Meaning of "ねーし"


What does "ねーし" mean? For example: 笑ってねーし！




～ねーし ＜＞ ～ねえし ＜＞ ～ないし

笑ってねーし would be a colloquial way of saying "I didn't laugh!" A more standard
way of saying it would be 笑ってないし。

The elongation(ー) after ね means to elongate the sound of the previous letter
(hence ねえ above). The ねー is the colloquial form of ない。 The し is another
(normally colloquial) letter usually used to list things. In this instance
however, its use is at the end of a rebuttal to an inquisition or accusation.

> A: 何{なん}でトムとメールしないの？
>
> A: Why haven't you emailed Tom?
>
> B: だって彼{かれ}のメールアドレス知{し}らないし！
>
> B: Because, I don't know his email address!

Similar colloquial words can be found in this similar question
[here](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/29099/changing-of-
diphthongs-at-the-end-of-words-to-%E3%81%88-in-exclamations/29103#29103).




～ねーし ＜＞ ～ねえし ＜＞ ～ないし

笑ってねーし would be a colloquial way of saying "I didn't laugh!" A more standard
way of saying it would be 笑ってないし。

The elongation(ー) after ね means to elongate the sound of the previous letter
(hence ねえ above). The ねー is the colloquial form of ない。 The し is another
(normally colloquial) letter usually used to list things. In this instance
however, its use is at the end of a rebuttal to an inquisition or accusation.

> A: 何{なん}でトムとメールしないの？
>
> A: Why haven't you emailed Tom?
>
> B: だって彼{かれ}のメールアドレス知{し}らないし！
>
> B: Because, I don't know his email address!

Similar colloquial words can be found in this similar question
[here](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/29099/changing-of-
diphthongs-at-the-end-of-words-to-%E3%81%88-in-exclamations/29103#29103).

