"Όχι και το ποδήλατο!"

Translation: Not the bike too!

[Alex_GR1]

The voice here is spot on.

[BillDe]

"Also not the bicycle!" ???

[G.Georgopoulos]

Hm, I see there's the translation "Also not the bike", but it sounds weird, so I've removed that one as well.

[jeanprendiville]

" Not with the bike" is this a possible translation?

[troll1995]

Νot with the bike would be όχι με το ποδήλατο. :)

[jeanprendiville]

Thanks a lot Troll :-)

[Miclat1]

I never encountered this phrase before in lessons. Does the general practice mode include sentences not in lessons?

[G.Georgopoulos]

I think practice can be weird sometimes - it sometimes uses a pool of sentences that may have not been encountered yet.

[borealopithecus]

I think in English I would say "Not the bike either'.

[mizinamo]

That would mean something else, though.

"Don't steal the bike too!" (= in addition to what you've already stolen)

"Don't steal the bike, either!" (= in addition to other hypothetical things you might consider stealing)

[borealopithecus]

I see, you are right!

So, how would you say "Not the bike either" in Greek? Is it ούτε όχι το ποδήλατο?

Thanks

[troll1995]

It would be ούτε (και) το ποδήλατο.