Learn what "what do you mean you're not going" means, when people say it, and how to use it naturally in English.

The speaker is expressing surprise and asking for clarification about the other person's decision.
From The Crown, Episode 5
The speaker is reacting in surprise to hearing that someone is not going.
Use this when you are surprised by someone's plan or refusal. It is common in everyday conversation and works well with friends or family.
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