I am native speaker of neither English nor French. Is this correct?
Hi, everybody.

Can I say : "I am native speaker of neither English nor French. "

Is this correct?Thanks for all the answers.
Now I have come up with another way to say it:

"Neither English nor French is my native lanugage."

Does this sound better?

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I am native speaker of neither English nor French. Is this correct?
Hi, everybody.

Can I say : "I am native speaker of neither English nor French. "

Is this correct?Thanks for all the answers.
Now I have come up with another way to say it:

"Neither English nor French is my native lanugage."

Does this sound better?

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I understand your meaning, however you can also say it like this since it is more natural: "I am not a native speaker of English or French."

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I'm not sure if that is technically 100% grammatically correct or not, but the meaning is very clear either way. However, I would say "I'm not a native English speaker of either English or French" instead. The way that you wrote it sounds less natural.

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Not quite, but you can say, "I am a native speaker of neither English nor French."

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1"I am a native speaker of neither English nor French."
2"I am neither native speaker of English, nor of French."

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"I am neither native speaker of English, nor of French."

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