-े के बा
Having to Do Something
हमरा जाए के बा means I have to go.
How It Works
| Verb | -े form | Have to |
|---|---|---|
| जाइल | जाए | जाए के बा |
| खाइल | खाए | खाए के बा |
| करल | करे | करे के बा |
| पढ़ल | पढ़े | पढ़े के बा |
| आवल | आवे | आवे के बा |
The person is in the हमरा, तोहरा, रउरा or ओकरा form, not हम or तू. This is a duty or a plan that is waiting for you.
For a duty in the past, use के पड़ल, which means had to, and for something you should do, use के चाहीं.
बा does not change for the person. It agrees with the task, which is one thing.
Examples (5)
- हमरा काल्ह पटना जाए के बा।
I have to go to Patna tomorrow.
जाए के बा.
- तोहरा कब आवे के बा?
When do you have to come?
आवे के बा.
- ओकरा ऑफिस जाए के बा।
He has to go to the office.
ओकरा.
- रउरा दवाई खाए के बा।
You have to take the medicine.
खाए के बा.
- हमरा काल्ह जाए के नइखे।
I do not have to go tomorrow.
के नइखे is the negative.
Common Mistakes
Using हम as the subject.
हम काल्ह जाए के बा।हमरा काल्ह जाए के बा।The person needs the हमरा form.
Using the Hindi pattern.
हमरा काल्ह पटना जाना बा।हमरा काल्ह पटना जाए के बा।Bhojpuri uses the -े form, not -ना.
How It Connects
Learn This First
हमरा जाए के बा joins the हमरा form, the के from नेहा के घर and a final बा.
- हमरा / तोहरा / रउराMe and You Before Postpositions
The person who has to act takes the हमरा form: हमरा काल्ह पटना जाए के बा.
Level 1 - के for PossessionShowing Possession with के
जाए के treats the verb like a noun with के after it, the same के as in नेहा के घर.
Level 1 - बा / बाड़ी / बाड़ेंIs and Are: बा, बाड़ी and बाड़ें
The pattern ends in बा, which stays बा whoever has to act.
Level 1
Related Patterns
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Patterns that build on this one.