"अब आमिर नौ बजे आता है।"

Translation: Aamir comes at nine now.

[halasuk]

Why it's wrong to say, Aamir comes now at nine"??

[Guenter212784]

Is "Aamir comes now at nine" really wrong?

[halasuk]

Why it's wrong to say, "Aamir comes now at nine." ??

[richard547513]

It is unnatural English

[Willyx7]

Even if you say: 'Aamir comes at nine now' is unnatural. Sounds really bad

[Margret251864]

'Now Aamir comes at nine' is a more natural word order in English though Aamir comes at nine now is okay. 'Nine o'clock' would also be more usual and abbreviated to just 'nine' if you've already mentioned a time

[markethan8]

Exactly

[GabrielBou109736]

What does it even
mean??? now or at nine?

[PatrickMun13]

It could mean that Aamir used to come at eight o clock but has to work longe now, so now he comes at nine.

[ph.iUzmgL]

Aamir comes at nine
(आमिर नौ बजे आता है)

Now aamir comes at nine
(अब आमिर नौ बजे आता है)

[Talaith1]

I also would say Aamir comes now at nine, it is a common phrase structure, indicating someone has changed their routine. It should be correct.

[CathyIsAwesome]

Can I say: Aamir ab naw budje ata hai (In Hindi, putting "now" after the nane instead of before?)

[CathyIsAwesome]

Typo: meant to say: after the name