
weder ... noch
neither ... nor
Connects two negative statements and means that neither of them applies or is present.
Sie hat weder Zeit noch Lust.
She has neither the time nor the inclination.
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neither ... nor
Connects two negative statements and means that neither of them applies or is present.
Sie hat weder Zeit noch Lust.
She has neither the time nor the inclination.
'Weder' (neither) is normally used together with 'noch' (nor): 'weder ... noch'. The two parts refer to two elements or statements that are negated together.
Er möchte weder bleiben noch gehen.
He wants neither to stay nor to leave.
After 'weder' (neither) and 'noch' (nor), the elements usually have the same grammatical function, such as two nouns, two adjectives, or two infinitives. This keeps the sentence structure clear and parallel.
Die Aufgabe ist weder schwierig noch langweilig.
The task is neither difficult nor boring.
'Weder ... noch' (neither ... nor) already negates both elements mentioned. Therefore, a simple sentence normally does not contain an additional 'nicht' (not).
Wir haben weder Brot noch Milch gekauft.
We bought neither bread nor milk.
'Weder ... noch' (neither ... nor) can also connect two main clauses. If 'weder' (neither) comes at the beginning of the sentence, the finite verb follows directly; after 'noch' (nor), the second main clause also uses normal main-clause word order.
Weder hat sie angerufen, noch hat sie eine Nachricht geschrieben.
She neither called nor wrote a message.