চোন
Please: -চোন
Add -চোন to a request to soften it: আহকচোন “please come” and বহকচোন “please sit”.
How It Works
-চোন is a small ending that makes a request sound warm and soft. Write it joined to the verb.
| Verb | For আপুনি | For তুমি |
|---|---|---|
| আহ come | আহকচোন | আহাঁচোন |
| বহ sit | বহকচোন | বহাঁচোন |
| এৰ leave, let go | এৰকচোন | এৰাঁচোন |
It also follows a longer request: ৰফিকুলক কওকচোন “please tell Rafiqul” and বিলখন দিয়কচোন “the bill, please”.
আহকচোন invites someone in and বহকচোন offers a seat. In a shop, বিলখন দিয়কচোন asks for the bill.
The verb part is the usual request form. আহক and আহাঁ are the plain requests, and -চোন goes on after them. Nothing else in the sentence changes.
Examples (5)
- আহকচোন।
Please come.
আহক is the polite request, and -চোন softens it.
- বহকচোন।
Please sit.
-চোন joins বহক with no space.
- আহাঁচোন।
Please come.
For তুমি, -চোন follows the command আহাঁ.
- ৰফিকুলক কওকচোন।
Please tell Rafiqul.
-চোন follows কওক “tell”, and ৰফিকুলক is the person told.
- এইখিনিতে বহকচোন।
Please sit right here.
-চোন goes on the verb at the end of the sentence.
How It Connects
Learn This First
-চোন goes on a command, so learners need the command forms first.
Related Patterns
- A Polite Request With the Future Form
মনত ৰাখিব is another polite request, built on the future form.
Level 3 - নকৰিব / নকৰিবাNot Doing Later and Telling Someone Not to
নকৰিব asks someone not to do something, and it is also polite.
Level 2 - ব’লাঁLet Us Go and Let Us Do
ব’লাঁ “let us go” is a friendly invitation.
Level 2
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