BEKI (べき) and BEKARAZU (べからず) ARE TWO IMPORTANT AND USEFUL WORDS WHICH YOU CAN TOSS ON TO THE END OF VERB STEMS TO SIGNIFY YOUR MEANINGS.
Beki (べき) means "should or must", while bekarazu (べからず) is an imperative and it use signifies that you are prohibited from doing something.
So, here are some realtime examples of these words in use, as witnessed on the World Wide Web:
言うべきか?. . . Iu beki ka? . . . What should I say?
かれは会うべき . . . Kare wa aubeki . . . I must meet him.
入るべからず. . . Hairu bekarazu . . . Entry is prohibited.
彼女は出会い系サイトで知り合った男性と、実際に会うべきかどうか悩
んでいた。
Kanojo wa deai kei saito de shiriatta dansei to, jissai ni au beki ka dou ka nayandeita.
The woman was really worried whether or not she should meet men she had become acquainted with on match-making Internet sites.
VOCABULARY
彼女. . . Kanojo . . . Woman.
出会い . . . Deai . . . Encounter.
系 . . . Kei . . . Group, system.
サイト . . . Saito . . . Internet site.
知り合う . . . Shiriau . . . Meet, get acquainted with.
男性. . . Dansei . . . Male, males.
実際に. . . Jissai ni . . . Actually, in reality.
悩む. . . Nayamu. . . Worried.
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