Grammar Rule in 30 Seconds
The -na suffix is your go-to for talking about things you do regularly or will do in the future.
- Add -na/-ne/-no/-nö to the verb stem based on vowel harmony.
- Use it for habitual actions: 'I drink coffee every morning' (Bi öglöö bolgon kopi uudag).
- Use it for future intentions: 'I will go to the store' (Bi delgüür ruu yavna).
Conjugation of -na/-ne/-no/-nö
| Verb Stem | Vowel | Suffix | Full Form |
|---|---|---|---|
|
yav
|
a
|
-na
|
yavna
|
|
unshi
|
i
|
-ne
|
unshine
|
|
id
|
i
|
-ne
|
idne
|
|
u
|
u
|
-no
|
uuno
|
|
ö
|
ö
|
-nö
|
önö
|
Meanings
The -na suffix indicates an action that is habitual, recurring, or planned for the future.
Future Intent
Actions planned for a later time.
“Bi nom unshina.”
“Bid hoyor yavna.”
Habitual Action
Actions performed regularly.
“Bi öglöö bolgon dasgal hiine.”
“Ter surguulid surdag.”
Reference Table
| Form | Structure | Example |
|---|---|---|
|
Affirmative
|
Stem + na/ne/no/nö
|
Bi yavna
|
|
Negative
|
Stem + hgui
|
Bi yavahgui
|
|
Question
|
Stem + na/ne/no/nö + uu/üü
|
Ta yavna uu?
|
|
Short Affirmative
|
Stem + na
|
Yavna
|
|
Short Negative
|
Stem + hgui
|
Yavahgui
|
フォーマル度スペクトル
Bi yavna. (General)
Bi yavna. (General)
Yavna. (General)
Yavchihna. (General)
The -na Suffix Map
Usage
- Habit Every day
- Future Tomorrow
Vowel Harmony
How to choose the suffix
Is the last vowel A?
Common Verbs
Action
- • yavna
- • irne
- • hiine
レベル別の例文
Bi yavna.
I will go.
Bi us uuna.
I will drink water.
Ter nom unshina.
He/she will read a book.
Bid hool idne.
We will eat food.
Bi margaash ajildaa yavna.
I will go to work tomorrow.
Ter öglöö bolgon guina.
He runs every morning.
Ta irne uu?
Will you come?
Bi yvahgui.
I will not go.
Bid ireh doloohon honogt uulzana.
We will meet next week.
Ter surguulid surdag.
He studies at school.
Hün bolgon az jargaltai amidrana.
Everyone will live happily.
Bi chamd tuslana.
I will help you.
Tengeriin baidal saijirna gej bodoj baina.
I think the weather will improve.
Ter ööröö hiine.
He will do it himself.
Bid ene asuudliig shiidne.
We will solve this problem.
Tanii sanaliig huleen avna.
We will accept your suggestion.
Ene niigmiin öörchlöltiig bid hamtdaa tuulna.
We will overcome this social change together.
Ter hezee ch buuj ögöhgui.
He will never give up.
Bidnii ireedüi gereltei haragdana.
Our future looks bright.
Tanii tushaal yosoor hiigden.
It will be done according to your order.
Tüühin ergeeltend bidnii ulamjlal hadgalagdana.
Our traditions will be preserved in the turn of history.
Ter öörin zorigoo haruulna.
He will demonstrate his courage.
Bidnii zutgel ur dungee ögööhni lavtai.
It is certain that our efforts will bear fruit.
Ene nuhsöl ni bidnii ireedüig todorhoilno.
This condition will define our future.
間違えやすい
Learners use -na for current actions.
よくある間違い
Bi yavne
Bi yavna
Bi yavna baina
Bi yavna
Bi yavna odoo
Bi yavj baina
Ter yavna bolno
Ter yavna
文型パターン
Bi ___ ___.
Real World Usage
Bi ochino.
Vowel Harmony
Smart Tips
Use time markers like 'margaash'.
発音
Vowel Harmony
Ensure the vowel in the suffix matches the stem.
Statement
Bi yavna ↓
Falling intonation for facts.
Question
Ta yavna uu? ↑
Rising intonation for questions.
暗記しよう
記憶術
Think of 'NA' as 'Next Action'. If you are doing it next, use -na!
視覚的連想
Imagine a calendar page flipping forward. Every time it flips, you add a -na sticker to the day.
Rhyme
Vowel harmony is the key, add -na to the verb for you and me.
Story
Bat wakes up. He says 'Bi ajild yavna' (I will go to work). He drinks coffee: 'Bi kopi uuna'. He works: 'Bi ajlaa hiine'.
Word Web
チャレンジ
Write 3 sentences about what you will do tomorrow using -na.
文化メモ
Mongolians are very direct. Using -na is the standard way to express intent.
The -na suffix evolved from ancient Turkic-Mongolic verb forms.
会話のきっかけ
Ta margaash yu hiine ve?
日記のテーマ
よくある間違い
Test Yourself
Bi nom ___ (unshih).
Score: /1
練習問題
1 exercisesBi nom ___ (unshih).
Score: /1
よくある質問 (1)
No, it is the same for all subjects.
Scaffolded Practice
1
Mastery Progress
Needs Practice
Improving
Strong
Mastered
In Other Languages
Future tense
Mongolian lacks a dedicated 'will' word.
Futur simple
No person agreement in Mongolian.
Präsens
German conjugates for person.
Non-past
Japanese is SOV, similar to Mongolian.
Imperative/Future
Arabic is highly inflected.
Time markers
Chinese is isolating, Mongolian is agglutinative.