"Now or never!"

Translation: Şimdi veya asla!

[M.R.ESP]

Why artık is not correct here?

[Ektoraskan]

Artık means "from now on" or "not anymore" depending on the sentence.

[haticesena34]

I think şimdi ya da hiç should accept .

[RobertMark15]

I was discussing your option with my Turkish partner.. she says that would need to be: Ya şimda ya da hiçbir zaman.

"hiçbir" is no or none without reference to time. "Asla" is "never", a word whose context is time.

[YakinAlan]

Exactly.

[deactivated user]

"şimdi ya da asla" is accepted. (11 mai 19)

[SamShimeld]

Can you say simdi yoksa asla ?

[YakinAlan]

"yoksa" is not a substitute for "veya" or "ya da". It indicates something to happen unless something is missing. It is a conjunction between two sentences. In that case it would be correct if you say: Şimdi gel yoksa ben gidiyorum.

[Todd940413]

Much like "sonst" in German, it seems. Here's a page that some may find helpful: https://elon.io/learn-turkish/lesson/conjunctions

[Masoum235554]

It's not accepted i don't know why :( can sb explain pls?

[ymaarrawi]

What's the difference between asla and hiçbir zaman?

[deactivated user]

What is the difference between "never" and "at no moment" ? ;)

[Duha28]

Is "Ya şimdi ya da asla" accepted? :)
Dec 2020

[_Bungle]

Why is 'yoksa' not accepted? It is a binary choice!

[MohammadMahdi23]

Why not artik?