Tenses In Awadhi Language
Present Tense
While speaking sentences of
Present Tense in Awadhi Language we use words like Ahee or Ahai in the end for
example.
1.
I am having food –
Hum Khanaa khaat ahee.
2.
I am driving – Hum gaadi
chalaawat ahee.
3.
He is coming – Oo aawat
ahai.
4.
She is writing – Oo likhat’i
ahai / likhati’yahai
When the subject is feminine then a
sound of “i” is used after the verb as in Likhat-i-ahai. While
speaking it becomes Likhati’yahai.
Some more such examples of words where
the doer is feminine are : Padhati’yahai (reading), Jaati’yahai (going).
Past Tense
While talking to someone with
reference to Past Tense in Awadhi Language we use Rahan (singular), Rahen(plural)
or Raha (masculine), Rahee (feminine) in the end of sentences which means “it
was”
Here are some examples of Awadhi
Sentences in Past Tense:
1.
It was there at the
shop – Oo dukaniya pai rahan.
2.
They all were
sitting – Wai sab baeetha rahen.
3.
He awas having food –
Oo khaana khaat rahaa.
4.
She was making
pictures – Oo chitra banaawat rahee.
Future Tense in Awadhi Language
The sentence with reference to
Future tense in Awadhi Language have “Ay as in Day, Say” or “Hein”
sound in the end when talking about third person. Here are some examples of the
same.
1.
They all will surely
win – Wai sab jaroor jiti’hein.
2.
They will sing on
the stage – Wai sab manch pai gaee’hein
3.
Book will reach here
tomorrow – Kitaabiya kaal hiyaan pahuenche / pahunchay (ay sound in the
end)
4.
Is seems that it will rain today – Laagat ahai
aaj baaris aaye.
When talking about first person or
ourself in future tense we use Ab or Aaub in the end of the sentences. Here are
few examples of the same :
1.
I will dance – Hum naachab
2.
I will run – Hum dauDab
3.
I will eat – Hum
khaab (Kha + ab = Khaab)
4.
I will go – Hum Jaab
(Ja + ab = Jaab)
Now you can try and practice making
more sentences.
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