"如果你很懒，多儿会哭。"

Translation: If you are lazy, Duo will cry.

[Amboahaolo]

不要哭啊。不是你的错。

[LeiFeiRalf]

Wow, such a guilt trip!

[Chinatown8]

He will also break your legs if you break your streak

[elmanisero777]

我对不起，多儿！ 我每天练习我的中文，所以你不要哭！

[Brady457693]

如果多儿继续告诉我我所有的句子都是错了、我会哭

[wolfleis]

我很懒，但从来不懒得练习用多邻国

[spac3_trass500]

Duo don't cry

[AmyYu2012]

I get this part. It's probably all about Duo!

[KX3.]

多儿乖，不哭了，好吗？

[wowineedashit]

那就哭吧，多儿。

[vvHills10]

he only does this in duolingo 0.0-0.5 if you lose your streak

[0MN1L1NGU4L]

Lol! It's only if you didn't pass a test or something, and also if you loose your streak, he will cry. I've seen it before.

[DominicSal294966]

If I made it to this lesson and I'm reading this - at the very end of the Chinese course - then it looks like the point is moot lol

[CFang92]

笑死

[Nina_DN]

我很勤快，每天在多邻国学习，多儿乐一个呗！

[hortamaroto]

Last lesson of Duolingo. It's been fun, I guess...

[PengXu14]

But I thought he will kidnap my family

[Keith_APP]

...然後它會砍斷你的史特力。

What's the word for streak?

[CYDai]

Check out the Chinese interface. It said "连胜/連勝", but it seems to be new word created by Duolingo team.

[Eli143076]

Nah, that's always been there, meaning winning streaks

[JOEXE]

If you're referring to day streaks "連天" may be the answer to your question although it's an adverb/verb so alterations for noun-ification will be necessary if you want to use it as a noun.

[MaximusTeo]

如果你很懒，多儿的确会把你的全家绑架了。千万不能偷懒哦。