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= | <div style="font-size:200%;">Some adverbs of time in Lingala</div> | ||
==Lelo: Today== | |||
** Naza na musala ebele '''lelo''': I have a lot of work '''today''' | ** Naza na musala ebele '''lelo''': I have a lot of work '''today''' | ||
==Lobi(ekoya): Tomorrow== | |||
** Esengeli tokutana '''lobi''': We have to meet '''tomorrow.''' | ** Esengeli tokutana '''lobi''': We have to meet '''tomorrow.''' | ||
==Lobi(eleki): Yesterday== | |||
** Bakomaki na Kinshasa '''lobi(eleki)''': They got to Kinshasa '''yesterday''' | ** Bakomaki na Kinshasa '''lobi(eleki)''': They got to Kinshasa '''yesterday''' | ||
==Sikoyo: Now== | |||
** Ozokende '''sikoyo(sika sikoyo)'''?: Are you going '''now(right now)''' | ** Ozokende '''sikoyo(sika sikoyo)'''?: Are you going '''now(right now)''' | ||
==Sikoyo te: Not now== | |||
** Akoya '''sikoyo te''': He/She '''won't''' come '''now''' | ** Akoya '''sikoyo te''': He/She '''won't''' come '''now''' | ||
==Sima: After== | |||
==Sima lobi: The day after tomorrow== | |||
==Mbala eleki: Before/last time== | |||
==Poso eleki: last week== | |||
==Poso oyo: This week== | |||
==Tongo: Early== | |||
==Natongo: In the morning== | |||
==Lelo natongo: This morning== | |||
==Lobi natongo: Tomorrow/Yesterday morning== | |||
==Napokwa: in the evening== | |||
==Na butu: At night== | |||
==Lelo napokwa: Tonight== | |||
==Lobi napokwa: Tomorrow/Yesterday evening== | |||
==Tongo makasi: Very early== | |||
==Tango nini?: When?== | |||
Revision as of 08:50, 15 October 2019
Some adverbs of time in Lingala
Lelo: Today
- Naza na musala ebele lelo: I have a lot of work today
Lobi(ekoya): Tomorrow
- Esengeli tokutana lobi: We have to meet tomorrow.
Lobi(eleki): Yesterday
- Bakomaki na Kinshasa lobi(eleki): They got to Kinshasa yesterday
Sikoyo: Now
- Ozokende sikoyo(sika sikoyo)?: Are you going now(right now)
Sikoyo te: Not now
- Akoya sikoyo te: He/She won't come now