"You will never find me!"

Translation: Nigdy mnie nie znajdziecie!

[Mascha335]

Nigdy nie znajdziesz mnie - is this possible?

[Jellei]

In a song, or a poem... but that doesn't sound natural in normal speech.

[JamesTWils]

Is there a rule that would allow us to know when to put the object pronoun before the verb and when after? I've been doing this Polish program for quite a while and only regularly get sentences wrong for word order. That would not be so frustrating if there were some way I coild improve, such as a rule about word order. Or is this just something one would have to learn by living in Poland, in which case I will stick to other languages it is possible for me to learn.

[CelioFM]

Is the sentence of Mascha335 "wrong" enough to be refused?
What about: "Nigdy nie znajdziecie mnie"?

[Jellei]

I think we accept too many 'unnatural, but technically not wrong' sentences anyway. I'd reject it.

[KVRMx]

How bout now, Jellei? If we were to travel to Poland and we said: “Nigdy nie znajdziecie mnie!” ...while playing a game of hide and seek....would our Polish friends understand us? : )

[Jellei]

Of course, just like they'd probably understand you if you used a wrong case or made some other mistake... but I don't even see many reports for it. If only I could mark an answer "This is not wrong, but a bit unnatural" while still accepting it, I would.

Generally this undergoes the 'don't put a pronoun at the end as long as you have another place to put it' rule ;)

[0legS]

"nie znajdziesz mnie nigdy" was not accepted. Correct version given as "Nigdy mnie nie znajdziesz!" For me it sounds like same meaning...

[alik1989]

Acceptable... Added now.

[0legS]

Dziękuję!

[CelioFM]

0legS:

Note that although your answer has been accepted, it is much more elegant, in terms of style, to say:

"Nigdy mnie nie znajdziesz!"