Reply to "Neither nor"

@David Toklikishvili posted:
Is it possible to use two 'nor' s after 'neither'?
e.g. I could speak neither French nor Italian, nor Spanish?
And similarly two 'or' s after 'either'?

Even if it is possible to do so, if you wish to use more than one "or" or "nor," I recommend avoiding "neither" and "either." As correlative conjunctions, they lead people to expect only one second half of the construction. Better:

I could not speak French, (n)or Italian, (n)or Spanish.

1/10/223:51 PM

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