either, neither

[Hanifasmm]

Mr. Alan,
"I don't like either pepsi nor cocacola."
= "I like neither pepsi nor cocacola."
Are the above sentences are correct?
Do they mean the same?
Please comment.
Thanks,
Er.S.M.M.Hanifa

[Alan]

Hi,

You need either ... or neither ... nor.

I don't like either Pepsi or coca cola.

Alan
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[Hanifasmm]

Mr. Alan,
He likes neither toy. = He dislikes both toys.
Are these sentence OK and do they mean the same?
Thanks,
Er. S.M.M.Hanifa

[Hanifasmm]

Mr. Alan,
I am still awaiting your answer,
Thanks,
Er.S.M.M.Hanifa

[Mordant]

Hanifasmm, those sentences mean the same thing. They are fine.