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What is mean by na milegi

"Na milegi" is a Hindi phrase that literally translates to "It won't be found" or "You won't get it."

It's a common phrase used to express:

* Refusal: When someone is refusing to give something or do something.

* Impossibility: When something is unattainable or impossible to find.

* Disappointment: When someone is expressing disappointment or frustration about not getting what they want.

Context is key! To understand the exact meaning of "na milegi," you need to consider the context in which it is used.

For example:

* "Aapko yeh kitab na milegi" (You won't find this book) - This implies that the book is rare or out of print.

* "Mujhe yeh kaam na milega" (I won't get this job) - This implies that the person is disappointed or worried about not getting the job.

Let me know if you have a specific sentence or context you'd like me to clarify. 😊

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