Mandira Shrestha

In Nepali, verb conjugation changes based on tense, aspect, mood, number, and respect level. Here’s the conjugation of the verb “to eat” (खानु) across different tenses and pronouns, in the structure of “I eat,” “you eat,” etc. Present Tense (Simple Present) Pronoun Conjugation (खानु) Transliteration Meaning म (I) खान्छु khanchu I eat तिमी (You – […]

In Nepali, verb conjugation is affected by the subject’s pronoun, tense, formality, and politeness. The verb “to go” is जानु (jānu), and its conjugation varies according to the tense (present, past, future), number (singular, plural), and honorific levels. Here’s a breakdown along with the grammar structure: 1. Present Tense (वर्तमान काल) Structure: Subject. + (root