Negation of "you" with "mei"

The verb 有 (yǒu) is negated differently from ordinary verbs. Rather than putting 不 (bù) before it, you put 没 (méi) before it.

Structure

Nearly all verbs can be negated with 不 (bù). The verb 有 (yǒu) is an exception, and must be negated with 没 (méi).

Subject + 没 + 有 + Object

他没有钱。Tā méi yǒu qián. He doesn't have money.
爸爸没有手机。Bàba méi yǒu shǒujī. Dad doesn't have a cell phone.
我没有狗。Wǒ méi yǒu gǒu. I don't have a dog.
在上海，我没有朋友。Zài shǎnghǎi wǒ méi yǒu péngyou. In Shanghai, I have no friends.
这个星期，我没有时间。Zhè gè xīngqīwǒ méi yǒu shíjiān. This week, I have no time.
我们没有房子。Wǒmen méi yǒu fángzi. We don't have a house.
我太太现在没有工作。Wǒ tàitai xiànzài méi yǒu gōngzùo. My wife doesn't have a job right now.
我们没有孩子。Wǒmen méi yǒu háizi. We don't have children.
我没有房子，没有车，也没有女朋友。Wǒ méi yǒu fángzǐ méi yǒu chē yě méi yǒu nǚ péngyou. I don't have a house, a car, or a girlfriend.
我们公司没有电脑。Wǒmen gōngsī méi yǒu diànnǎo. Our company doesn't have computers.

Remember that trying to negate 有 with 不 is a classic mistake that many people make in the early stages of studying Chinese:

Never use 不 with 有.