Usage examples of "or" in English with translation to Spanish

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Do you know whether or not she can speak English? ¿Sabes si acaso ella puede hablar inglés?
Every boss has his or her favorite employee. Todo jefe tiene su empleado favorito.
I will call my grandmother to see whether or not she needs anything. Llamaré a mi abuela para ver si quería algo.
If a student and his or her professor bore each other, then both are wasting their time. Si un estudiante y su profesor se aburren el uno al otro, entonces ambos están malgastando su tiempo.
The only thing that really matters is whether or not you did your best. La única cosa que importa es si acaso hiciste todo lo que pudiste.
A child who is a native speaker usually knows many things about his or her language that a non-native speaker who has been studying for years still does not know and perhaps will never know. Un niño que es hablante nativo normalmente sabe muchas cosas acerca de su lengua que un hablante no nativo que lo haya estado estudiando durante muchos años no sabe todavía y que quizá no sabrá nunca.
The severity of such marks can reveal whether or not any of these people were habitually engaged in hard labor. A partir de la severidad de aquellas marcas, podemos revelar si acaso cualquiera de estas personas entablaban habitualmente trabajos forzados.
I don't know whether George will come or not. No sé si vendrá George.
Tom asked Mary whether she planned to swim or not. Tom le preguntó a Mary si pensaba ir a nadar.
I don't care whether he is rich or not! ¡No me interesa si es rico!
The question is whether he can do it or not. La cuestión es si él puede hacerlo.
Whether rains or not, the game is going to be held. Se va a celebrar el partido tanto si llueve como si no.
If there's a good way to sound out whether a woman has a boyfriend or not please tell me. Si hay una buena manera de averiguar si una mujer tiene novio, por favor dímelo.
First I'll look at the prices, and only then I'll decide whether I'll buy the camera or not. Primero compararé los precios, y sólo después decidiré si acaso compro la cámara.
Sit down or seat yourself. ¡Siéntate!
She cannot write or read. Ella no puede escribir ni leer.
She can't write or read. Ella no puede escribir ni leer.
They don't use chairs or tables. Ellos no usan sillas ni mesas.
He'll be there, rain or shine. Él va a estar ahí, pase lo que pase.
He went to some place or other. Fue a algún lugar.
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