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8 phrases · Setswana with romanization, English and audio

  1. Re tla kopana ka nako mang?

    What time shall we meet?

    Usage

    Agreeing a meeting time

    Grammar Note

    kopana means "meet" (34 times in the New Testament). ka nako mang? asks the time, as in the breakfast question. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review recommended.

  2. Re kopana kwa kae?

    Where shall we meet?

    Usage

    Agreeing a meeting place

    Grammar Note

    kae means "where". The present tense stands for a near-future plan. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review recommended.

  3. Ke tla goroga mo mosong

    I will arrive in the morning

    Usage

    Telling when you will arrive

    Grammar Note

    tn.wikipedia has mo mosong "in the morning" (as in dijo tsa mo mosong "breakfast"). goroga means "arrive" (102 times in the New Testament). Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review recommended.

  4. Ke tla tla ka moso

    I will come tomorrow

    Usage

    Promising to come tomorrow

    Grammar Note

    The dictionary gives "tomorrow" as ka moso, and tn.wikipedia uses ka moso. The future marker tla is followed by the verb tla "come", hence tla tla. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review recommended.

  5. Ke tla tla moragonyana

    I will come later

    Usage

    Saying you will come later

    Grammar Note

    moragonyana means "later, afterwards" (13 times in the New Testament, 1,755 on tn.wikipedia). Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review recommended.

  6. Ke tla go bona ka Labotlhano

    See you on Friday

    Usage

    Parting with a day fixed

    Grammar Note

    Day names are in the dictionary (Labotlhano Friday, Labone Thursday). Monday is Mosupologo, not Labobedi. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review recommended.

  7. Seboka se simologa leng?

    When does the meeting start?

    Usage

    Asking when a meeting starts

    Grammar Note

    seboka is a class 7 noun "congress, meeting" in the dictionary (rare: 5 times on tn.wikipedia). Village meetings in Botswana are also held at the kgotla. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review recommended.

  8. Ke diegile

    I am late

    Usage

    When you are late

    Grammar Note

    diega is "be delayed" (dictionary). Add Intshwarele to apologise. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review recommended.

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