Lesson 48: Either and Neither with Lao Wei Mao (Wait, where is Whiskers?)
Lao Wei Mao concludes with the wisdom of agreement and negation. "Either means one or the other, often with or: You can have either milk or fish. Neither means not one nor the other, with nor: Neither Whiskers (A-ha, he is here!) nor Larry caused that mess — probably. In short answers: 'I don't like dogs.' 'I don't either.' Or: 'Neither do I.' Balance in all things."
#озвучка #Whiskers_Fun_Life (however it was Lao Wei Mao who nailed all the stuff)
Lao Wei Mao concludes with the wisdom of agreement and negation. "Either means one or the other, often with or: You can have either milk or fish. Neither means not one nor the other, with nor: Neither Whiskers (A-ha, he is here!) nor Larry caused that mess — probably. In short answers: 'I don't like dogs.' 'I don't either.' Or: 'Neither do I.' Balance in all things."
#озвучка #Whiskers_Fun_Life (however it was Lao Wei Mao who nailed all the stuff)
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