Sentence examples of "keine" in German with translation "either"
Du brauchst keine Angst zu haben, denn der Gott, von dem sie reden, existiert nicht; und wenn sie dir sagen, er existiere doch, dann irren sie sich entweder, oder sie gebrauchen das Wort »existieren« in einer anderen Bedeutung und treffen damit nur eine Aussage über sich selbst.
You don’t need to have to fear, because the god, about which they talk, doesn’t exist; and if they tell you, it would still exist, then they are either wrong or they use the word “exist” with a different meaning and thereby just make a point about themselves.
"Das... weiß ich eigentlich auch nicht", gab Dima zu. "Manchmal ergibt diese Geschichte wirklich keinen Sinn."
"I... actually don't know that either," Dima admitted. "Sometimes, this story really doesn't make any sense."
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