Ke batla go tlhatswa diaparo tsa me
I want to wash my clothes
Usage
Saying you want to wash clothes
Grammar Note
tn.wikipedia has go tlhatswa diaparo "to wash clothes". diaparo is a class 10 plural.
Diaparo tsa me di tla siama leng?
When will my clothes be ready?
Usage
Asking when laundry will be ready
Grammar Note
tla is the future marker. siama is "be right, be in order" (dictionary). No verified word for "be finished", so siama is used. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review recommended.
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