"The child does not want to sleep again."

Translation: Dziecko znowu nie chce spać.

[JoostVunde]

The English sentence could be interpreted in two ways: "again (just like every day?) the child does not want to sleep" or "the child does not want to sleep a second time (because he already had a nap today)". Could "dziecko nie chce znowu spać" be a valid translation for the second interpretation?

[Jellei]

Good point. Yes, "Dziecko nie chce znowu spać" works for the second interpretation indeed. Added, then.

[AndRL82]

"nie chce spać znowu" is wrong, apparently.

Is there a rule that an adverb cannot come after an infinitive?

[MarkKulka]

I was wondering the same thing.

[Ds52596552]

I think it's that adverbs shouldn't go at the end of a sentence: https://www.duolingo.com/skill/pl/Adverbs/tips-and-notes

[Bartosh_J]

I can only say that the sentence "Dziecko znowu nie chce spać" sounds more melodic and proper ;)

[MarkKulka]

So "Dziecko nie chce spać znowu" is wrong simply because it is not "melodic?" We have to take melodiousness into account now too?
Melodious to who? By whose standards?

[Tom873317]

Is there a difference between znowu and znów?

[mihxal]

no, they are synonyms

[J_Rzesiewicz]

Why does chcę sound the same as chce?

[alik1989]

https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/25163389

[Grigory463743]

Is "nie chce więcej spać" really wrong?