Key Concepts and Their Translation in Hindi Language

In English, we use "either...or" and "neither...nor" to express choices or negations. In Hindi, "either...or" translates to "या...या" and "neither...nor" translates to "न तो...न ही" or "न ही...न".


Usage Examples and Translations

1. Either you can go to the party, or you can stay home.

या तो तुम पार्टी में जा सकते हो, या तुम घर पर रह सकते हो।


2. Neither the cat nor the dog is in the garden.

न तो बिल्ली बगीचे में है, न ही कुत्ता।


3. Either she will call you, or she will send a message.

या तो वह तुम्हें कॉल करेगी, या वह एक संदेश भेजेगी।


4. Neither the teacher nor the students were present.

न तो शिक्षक उपस्थित थे, न ही छात्र।


Key Mistakes

1. Using "either" with "neither": Avoid saying "either...nor". Instead, use "neither...nor".

2. Confusing the structure: Remember that "either...or" is for choices, while "neither...nor" is for negation.

3. Forgetting to match subjects: Ensure that the subjects in "neither...nor" agree in number (singular/plural).