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How do you spell have not got an auntie or uncle in french?

The literal translation of "have not got an auntie or uncle" in French would be:

"N'avoir ni tante ni oncle."

However, this sounds a bit formal and unnatural in everyday conversation. Here are some more natural ways to say it in French:

More informal:

* "Je n'ai pas de tante ni d'oncle." (I don't have an aunt or an uncle.)

* "Je n'ai ni tante ni oncle." (I have neither aunt nor uncle.)

More specific:

* "Je n'ai pas de tante du côté de ma mère/de mon père." (I don't have an aunt on my mother's/father's side.)

* "Je n'ai pas d'oncle du côté de ma mère/de mon père." (I don't have an uncle on my mother's/father's side.)

Choose the phrase that best suits the context of your conversation.

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