[General] Neither of country or neither of the country.

[arjitsharma]

Let's say, someone asks me are you from Japan or China? Or which country are you from. How should I reply in the following?
1. I am from neither of country.
2. I am from neither of the country.

I would like to know which one is correct.

 

[Raymott]

Neither sentence is correct. Neither of those sentences is correct.
You want "I am from neither country" or "I am from neither of those countries".

 

[Rover_KE]

Or you could say 'Neither - I'm from India', to save him the trouble of asking a follow-up question.

 

[emsr2d2]

Let's say (no comma here) someone asks me "Are you from Japan or China?" or "Which country are you from?" How should I reply? [STRIKE]in the following?[/STRIKE]

1. I am from neither of country. :cross:
2. I am from neither of the country. :cross:

I would like to know which one is correct.

The most likely responses to your first question are:
- I'm from Japan.
- I'm from China.
- Neither. I'm from India.

The most likely response to your second question would contain just one word - the name of the country you're from.