In Nepali, Affirmative means karan(करण) and Negative means Akaran (अकरण)
Karan is a sentence that has a positive meaning.
An akaran is a sentence that has the opposite meaning.
Example:
Rama ate rice. रामले भात खायो. Ramle bhat khayo.
Rama did not eat rice. रामले भात खाएन. Ramle bhat khayena.
Note to be known:
Sometimes, न word is added before the verb to change it to negative but that is not how we make it negative.
example :
Mero jhola ramro chha.
Incorrect: Mero jhola naramro chha.
correct: Mero jhola ramro chaina.
Add “न” in the verb while converting affirmative words into negative.
Adding “न” at the beginning, middle and end of the verb can make a verb into a Negative verb.
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