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"They eat"




Present tense 3rd person plural mid respect

खान्छन्

khanchan

"We did not eat"




Past tense negative 1st person plural

खाएनौँ

khaenau

"You eat"




Present tense 2nd person mid respect masculine

खान्छौ

khanchau

"She did not eat"




Past tense negative 3rd person mid respect with honorifics

खाइनन्

khainan

"You ate"




Past tense 2nd person low respect

खाइस्

khais