I have just seen this sentence. When would you use “kinderlei” instead of “Keine”? I have never seen “kinderlei” use in any other situations before.
Er hat kinderlei Freunde

RexV
April 11, 2019

sfpugh
April 11, 2019
It's keinerlei.
It means no ... whatsoever/ at all
Ich habe keine Probleme - I have no problems
Ich habe keinerlei Probleme - I have no problems at all.
So it adds emphasis.
It means no ... whatsoever/ at all
Ich habe keine Probleme - I have no problems
Ich habe keinerlei Probleme - I have no problems at all.
So it adds emphasis.

Liss-Rocket-Languages-Tutor
April 16, 2019
Hallo RexV und sfpugh!
Thanks for your excellent explanation, sfpugh! You are exactly right!
RexV, if you came across "kinderlei" in a Rocket Languages lesson, could you let me know which one? I can't seem to find it here myself, but if it is somewhere in our resources, I'd like to find it and correct it - sfpugh is right in that it should be keinerlei.
Danke schön!
Liss
Thanks for your excellent explanation, sfpugh! You are exactly right!
RexV, if you came across "kinderlei" in a Rocket Languages lesson, could you let me know which one? I can't seem to find it here myself, but if it is somewhere in our resources, I'd like to find it and correct it - sfpugh is right in that it should be keinerlei.
Danke schön!
Liss