When people say they lose money from stocks do they have to pay the amount you lost?

Sorry if this seems like an obvious question but I am today years old learning about how to make money with stocks. But I've always heard people say they lose money. Do they mean how much they put into that stock or cause it goes in the negatives of when they started investing?? Also which stocks should I start buying today? And how much money should I invest??

Edit: Also which app or website should I use to buy stocks and keep up with them?

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