Asked by Just a confused person...
                How would you say "I like neither skating nor skateboarding" in Spanish?
A. No me gusta ni patinar o montar en monopatin.
B. Me gusta ni patina ni montar en monopatin.
C. No me gusta ni patinar ni montar en monopatin.
D. No me gusta ni patinar y montar en monopatin.
Please help me I'm not sure which one it is.
            
        A. No me gusta ni patinar o montar en monopatin.
B. Me gusta ni patina ni montar en monopatin.
C. No me gusta ni patinar ni montar en monopatin.
D. No me gusta ni patinar y montar en monopatin.
Please help me I'm not sure which one it is.
Answers
                    Answered by
            Just a confused person...
            
    Can anyone help? Please...?
    
                    Answered by
            Writeacher
            
    I'll send your question to Sra, our Spanish expert. Please check back.
    
                    Answered by
            SraJMcGin
            
    "either/or" is for an affirmative sentence = "either/or"
"ni/ni" is for a negative sentence - "neither/nor"
A is wrong because it is 1/2 negative & 1/2 affirmative = "neither/or"
B is wrong because there is no negative word in front of the verb = No me gusta...
D is wrong because it says "neither and"
The correct answer is C. See that it has all 3 things = no (before the verb), ni & ni"
Sra
    
"ni/ni" is for a negative sentence - "neither/nor"
A is wrong because it is 1/2 negative & 1/2 affirmative = "neither/or"
B is wrong because there is no negative word in front of the verb = No me gusta...
D is wrong because it says "neither and"
The correct answer is C. See that it has all 3 things = no (before the verb), ni & ni"
Sra
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