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	hkqq  #494650  Sun, 30 Mar 08 06:04 PM Someone ask my friend did he know where is Nathan road, my friend reply "sorry, I don't know."  My friend then ask me.  Which one is correct?  "I don't know neither" "No I don't" "Neither do I"    hkqq Joined on Thu, Feb 21 2008 Junior Member (97)

	Grammar Geek  #494662  Sun, 30 Mar 08 06:27 PM I don't know either. Neither do I. (Someone asked my friend if/whether he knew where Nathan Road is, and my friend replied, "Sorry, I don't know." My friend then asked me.)    Grammar Geek Joined on Tue, Jan 10 2006 Pennsylvania, USA Veteran Member (15,538) Barbara, who answers in American English.

	hkqq  #494748  Mon, 31 Mar 08 02:06 AM How to pronouce Either when I say "I don't know either".  Pronouce as "ai" or "i:"    hkqq

	Grammar Geek  #494765  Mon, 31 Mar 08 03:20 AM Some people will say neye-thur and some will say knee-thur.      Grammar Geek

	Yoong Liat  #494773  Mon, 31 Mar 08 04:26 AM hkqq How to pronouce Either when I say "I don't know either".  Pronouce as "ai" or "i:" Main Entry: 1ei·ther Pronunciation: \ˈē-thər also ˈī-\   The word can be pronounced either way, as shown above. Most Americans, I believe, pronounce the "i" way, while the British prefer the "ai" version.      Yoong Liat Joined on Mon, Sep 4 2006 Singapore Veteran Member (5,977) Yoong Liat
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