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- Neither. When using "neither" or "either" you're referring to the sugar so it's like saying "The sugar didn't have salt" which is obvious because sugar is sugar and salt is salt. :) It should be "The food didn't contain any salt or sugar." or "The food didn't contain salt nor sugar."0 votedJuly 26, 20180
One thing I picked up when talking to Japanese people is being less opinionated. In general Japanese people won't have in-depth discussions regarding topics that can be very personal as these may become heated when opinions differ.
Regarding formality, as we're on the internet most people will either speak to you very formally or very casually, either way is fine, we're all equals here!
Tardiness is a trait I have myself, though an appointment I'll never miss, they are just that important to me. :)
Keep at it, I'm sure you'll make lots of friends!
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