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... endlini ( It is warm in the house ) Kuphi ? ( Where ( is it ) ? ) Kunjani ? ( How is it ? ) used to ask , " How are things going ? " or " How are you ? " The two first examples above can be changed to read Ngaphandle kumakhaza ( Outside ...
... endlini ( It is warm in the house ) Kuphi ? ( Where ( is it ) ? ) Kunjani ? ( How is it ? ) used to ask , " How are things going ? " or " How are you ? " The two first examples above can be changed to read Ngaphandle kumakhaza ( Outside ...
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... endlini inye ( We live in the same house ) . Nganhliziyonye < nganhliziyo inye ( Of one heart ) . Exercise 30 ( a ) Complete the pattern by supplying the question and the answer with the appropriate concord : ( 1 ) Ngibona umntwana ...
... endlini inye ( We live in the same house ) . Nganhliziyonye < nganhliziyo inye ( Of one heart ) . Exercise 30 ( a ) Complete the pattern by supplying the question and the answer with the appropriate concord : ( 1 ) Ngibona umntwana ...
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... endlini ( You may go into the house ) . 35.3 The negative of the potential is formed by means of the negative potential formative -nge- ( instead of the positive -nga- ) and a verb stem that ends in -e , e.g. Ngingebone ( I cannot see ) ...
... endlini ( You may go into the house ) . 35.3 The negative of the potential is formed by means of the negative potential formative -nge- ( instead of the positive -nga- ) and a verb stem that ends in -e , e.g. Ngingebone ( I cannot see ) ...
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The iliama class | 6 |
Concords of the ubu class 10 | 10 |
Vowels 0 3 | 10 |
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Abafana abantu abantwana absolute pronoun action adjective adverb already Amadoda auxiliary becomes brackets called cattle Change class prefix clause close Complete compound consonants cook copulative demonstrative derived descriptive English Examples Exercise expresses father future tense give given horse ihashi indicative Indoda infinitive initial vowel inja interrogative inyama izin izinkomo kakhulu kind language lapha Lesson locative means mood mouth names nasal negative ngoba Note noun object occur participial passive perfect person play plural positive preceded predicate present tense progressive pronoun qualificative refers relationship relative relative concord relative stem sentences short singular Sotho sound speech stative subject concord suffix Supply tongue tree Ubaba ukudla ukuthi umfana Umfazi usually verb stem village Vocabulary voiced walk woman written Zulu