So far we
have learned the present imperative forms
ख़रीदो(familiar), and
ख़रीदिये (polite).
When we want to ask someone to do something in the future, then
we may use the future imperative forms:
A. Familiar future imperative = infinitive, e.g:
ख़रीदना, आना
तुम मेरे घर
कल आना। |
Come
to my house tomorrow: |
B. Polite
future imperative = regular polite imperative +third person sing
future ending, e.g.:
ख़रीदियेगा,
आइयेगा
आप मेरे घर
कल आइयेगा। |
Please
come to my house tomorrow. |
Note: Both
future imperatives are always masculine third person singular;
they never change under any condition.
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See
Snell's Teach Yourself Hindi (2000)
Section
5.2 page 62 |
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