Questions & Answers about Niemand darf schummeln.
Because niemand is the subject of the sentence: Niemand darf schummeln. = Nobody is allowed to cheat.
German main clauses usually put the finite verb in the second position, so if the subject comes first, the verb follows it:
- Niemand = subject
- darf = finite verb
- schummeln = infinitive at the end
This is a very normal word order in German.
Niemand means nobody / no one.
It is a single word and is the normal way to express this idea in German.
- Niemand darf schummeln. = Nobody may cheat.
Nicht jemand is generally not how German expresses nobody. A learner should usually use niemand, not nicht jemand.