Nepali · Nepali Band 1 (A1) · Chapter 14
भोलि जाने?Going tomorrow?
Talking about plans: भोलि के गर्ने? "what are you doing tomorrow?", म बजार जाने "I'm going to the market", तपाईं पनि आउने? "are you coming too?", म नजाने "I'm not going". Saying what for: मासु किन्न जाने "going to buy meat". Today, tomorrow, why, friend. Devanagari: थ and न्न.
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भोलि जाने?— Going tomorrow?
- Anitaमाइक,आजकेगर्ने?Mike, what are you doing today?
- Mikeआजघरमानेपालीपढ्ने।Today I'm studying Nepali at home.
- Anitaभोलिनि?मभोलिबजारजाने।And tomorrow? I'm going to the market tomorrow.
- Mikeमपनिआउने!तपाईंकोसाथीसुमनपनिआउने?I'll come too! Is your friend Suman coming too?
- Anitaआउने।हामीबिहानजाने।He is. We're going in the morning.
- Mikeठीकछ,भोलिबिहान!All right, tomorrow morning!
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किन्न जाने— Going to buy
- Hajuraamaमाइक,भोलिबजारकिनजाने?Mike, why are you going to the market tomorrow?
- Mikeमासुकिन्नेजाने।Meat buying going. (he uses the plan ending -ने where "to buy" needs -न)
- Anitaकिन्नजाने,माइक।मासुकिन्नजाने।It's किन्न जाने, Mike. Going to buy meat.
- Mikeओहो।मासुकिन्नजाने!Oh. Going to buy meat!
- Hajuraamaमलाईतरकारीपनिचाहिन्छ।I need vegetables too.
- Mikeहजुरआमा,तपाईंपनिआउने?Grandma, are you coming too?
- Hajuraamaमनजाने।बजारअलिटाढाछ।I'm not going. The market's a bit far.
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- आज
adverbtoday
- भोलि
adverbtomorrow
- जानु
verbto go (जाने "going, will go")
- आउनु
verbto come (आउने "coming, will come")
- किन्नु
verbto buy (किन्न जाने "go to buy")
- किन
adverbwhy
- साथी
nounfriend
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Plans with -ने: भोलि जाने?
Explanation
In everyday talk, a plan puts -ने on the verb: जानु → जाने "going", आउनु → आउने "coming", पढ्नु → पढ्ने "studying", गर्नु → गर्ने "doing". The -ने form is the same for everyone: म जाने, तपाईं जाने, हामी जाने. Questions keep it too: भोलि के गर्ने? "what are you doing tomorrow?", तपाईं पनि आउने? "are you coming too?" To say you are not going, put न- in front: म नजाने "I'm not going".
Examples
- भोलिकेगर्ने?What are you doing tomorrow?
- मआजबजारजाने।I'm going to the market today.
- तपाईंपनिआउने?Are you coming too?
- मनजाने।I'm not going.
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Going to do something: किन्न जाने
Explanation
To say what you are going for, the verb's -नु becomes -न: किन्नु → किन्न "to buy", खानु → खान "to eat", पढ्नु → पढ्न "to study". This -न comes before जाने or आउने: मासु किन्न जाने "going to buy meat", तरकारी किन्न जाने "going to buy vegetables". Mike said "किन्ने जाने": -ने is for the plan, -न for the purpose. Anita put it right: किन्न जाने.
Examples
- तरकारीकिन्नजाने।I'm going to buy vegetables.
- बजारकिनजाने?मासुकिन्न।Why are you going to the market? To buy meat.
- दालभातखानआउने?Are you coming to eat dal bhat?
- नेपालीपढ्नजाने।I'm going to study Nepali.
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देवनागरी: थ र न्न— Devanagari: थ and न्न
- थthaसाथी · sāthī
- न्नnnaन् + न — किन्न · kinna
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