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[color=indigo]1) I didn’t quite get his meaning. Actually, I don’t know whether what he said indicates that he agrees with us or not.

Can’t this be interpreted in two ways?

[color=blue]a) I don’t know whether what he said indicates that he agrees with us or does not indicate that.

[color=darkred]b) I don’t know whether what he said indicates that he agrees with us or whether it indicates that he disagrees with us.

In ‘a’ it is possible that what he said indicated neither agreement nor disagreement. In ‘b’, that is not a possibility. ‘Not agreeing’ isn’t necessarily ‘disagreeing’.

Gratefully,
Navi.

If I take this sentence to be the original (Actually, I don’t know whether what he said indicates that he agrees with us or not.), I’d say it means: I don’t know whether what he said indicates that he agrees with us or does not agree with us. I don’t think it can be interpreted in any other way.