"Ви нікуди не їдете."

Translation: You are not going anywhere.

[LeBalochard]

Uh oh . . . orders from the Berkut!

[deactivated user]

Duo is coming

[Teo2306]

Ви нікуди не поїдете.

[LustForLingos]

Could this also translate as "You don't go anywhere"?

[bgyoshi]

Generally speaking, no

[Adam_Waddington]

Why is 'your not' wrong

[bgyoshi]

It would be "You're not" since "your" is used for ownership. "Is this your steak?" "You're" is a compound word of 'You' and 'Are.' "You are not going anywhere." and "You're not going anywhere." are the same thing.

[Kurt618806]

Clouds so swift, the rain fallin' in...

[zedpsurfer]

The recording (to my hearing) has an "ou' sound prior to the "vee" sound. Maybe I am off on this; I am old.

[bright_flash]

This dictionary lists that the word нікуди has two different accentuations depending on the meaning (нІкуди and нікУди): https://slovnyk.ua/index.php?swrd=%D0%BD%D1%96%D0%BA%D1%83%D0%B4%D0%B8 Can anyone explain what these meanings are and how to use them? I can't quite understand

[4TRM1]

We use нікУди, when we mean a direction:
Я нікУди не йду - I don't GO anywhere.
But нІкуди just means no place:
Мені нІкуди йти- There's NO PLACE for me to go.

[bright_flash]

Thank you! So нІкуди/нікУди is the same as Russian нЕкуда/никудА, from what I can tell