Why does this not work?

Question

This code always chooses the first "if". I just simply don't know why.

nombre = input("Wie heißt du?\n")
print("Guten Tag, " + str(nombre)")
while True:
listo = input("Bist du bereit das Spiel zu starten?")
if listo == "Ja" or "ja" or "J" or "j":
print("Super!")
break
if listo == "Nein" or "nein" or "N" or "n":
print("Hast du mich nicht verstanden? Ich erkläre noch mal.")
print("TEXT")
else:
print("Ich habe dich nicht verstanden. Versuche noch mal.")
print("TEXT")

Answer 1

I'm seeing an extra " in your second line,

when using or in an if expression, make sure to reuse the value you are comparing

if listo == "Ja" or listo == "ja" or ...

also you might want to compare using the lower function to avoid having too many or

if listo.lower() == "ja" or listo.lower() == "j":

Answer 2

THANK YOU Apollo-Roboto!!! That was it!

Answer 3

Line 3. There is an extra quote at the end.

Also, you should provide both input at the first promt in sololearn