Language/Lingala/Grammar/Time-adverbs

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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

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?

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