What is the difference in the sentence – ” Tapaile garna sakna hunchha.” and “Tapaile garna sakna hunechha” ?

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2. You can do it.

   You will be able to do it.

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4. First one means you can do it. Second one sounds incorrect m

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5. You can do it.
   You will be capable of doing it.
   More correct sentence would be: तपाईंले गर्न सक्ने हुनुहुनेछ।

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6. Sakna hunchha doesnt make sense, it’s saknu hunchha

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7. Tapaile garna saknu hunechha sounds more respectful but I wonder if it’s correct grammatically. I’m not sure though.

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8. First means you can do it now. Latter means, you’ll be able to do it in future ( which you may or may not be able to do it now).

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9. Hunchha one represents present form. It means “You can do it”

   Hunechha one represents future form. It is trying to say “You will be able to do it *(when the time comes for you to do it)”* .

   Note – *(When the time comes for you to do it)* is not said out loud in Nepali but that is what it is trying to signify.

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10. Meaning vanda ni timro typing bujna chai garo vayo

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11. Ig it translates to “You can do it” and “You may do it”

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12. Present and future tense

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