"Your son will never come now."

Translation: तुम्हारा बेटा अब कभी नहीं आयेगा।

[yhagood]

Does it matter where you place the अब?

[NatNomNom]

I wonder what motivated Duo to say this.

[This_is_Roshan]

What does this sentence mean?

[agape1327]

I dont know, but it feels sad

[richard547513]

Here's an answer given by somebody else on a different thread

Sam362597
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It's a pretty common phrasing, with 'now' used to mean 'given the existing conditions' rather than 'at this very second'. Eg. 'You've broken it. It'll never work now.' 'Your son will never come now that you've insulted his wife.'

[Wilbur111]

Your son will never come [to my birthday party] now [that I've killed his dog].

[RobbieCalifornia]

General pronunciation comment -- the 'ab' click-word is consistently pronounced incorrectly as 'aab' or 'a~b'.

[SecretAgentGirl]

Is this one of Duo's (in)famed threats?

[SaakshiAcharya1]

ab is not pronounced as eb

[Aditya2]

Should 'abhi' not be used here?

[m_belqadr76]

Both of ab and kabi nhi?!
Why do I cant write "ab nhi" :/

[ph.PoRW9w]

Please change this sentence . This sentence sounds very sad.
How about putting a sentence with positive vibes. Like replacing Never with Soon ...