"If there is no discount, I won't buy it."
Translation:如果没有打折,我就不买。
December 1, 2017
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I think richard711603 is right. According to this (https://resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/grammar/Expressing_%22if...then...%22_with%22ruguo..._jiu...%22) it means "then" in the context of this sentence.
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IanMcFarla17
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No. First because 会 means 'can't' in the sense of 'don't know how to', not 'unable'; and second, because it is indeed the future tense marker, and the sentence clearly includes 'won't'. 会 should be accepted here.