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(cl. 7)heitshe‘Go sa le bjalo sefatanaga sa ema pele ga kantoro ya gagwe. > Go sa le bjalo sa ema pele ga kantoro ya gagwe’ — At that stage, a car stopped in front of his office. > At that stage, it stopped in front of his office
Usage
Subject concords of noun classes, here 'sa', are not translated when they appear together with the subject in the sentence.
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(cl. 7)of‘Selepe sa tate se robegile’ — My father's axe is broken
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still‘Ke sa emetše karabo ya gagwe’ — I'm still waiting for his answer
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(marks the negative form of situative verbs)‘Ge ba sa ntefele nka se ba thuše gape’ — If they don't pay me, I won't help them again
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become lightbreak‘A re robale, go tla re go sa ra sepela’ — Let's sleep over; we will leave when the day breaks2
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