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*** The ya serves the express purpose of lengthening
the word. It has no meaning!! So, if another word is
added into the sentence, the ya would fall away:
I learn is ndiyafunda but
I learn Xhosa is ndifunda isiXhosa (no ya)
you are trying - uyazama
you are trying a lot - uzama kakhulu
we are talking - siyathetha
we are talking Xhosa - sithetha isiXhosa
they’re going home – bayagoduka
they’re going home now – bagoduka ngoku
UBuntu Bridge has been teaching Xhosa since 2006, there are various products, learning services and tools at : https://www.learnxhosaonline.com/store
#ubuntu #learnxhosa #xhosa #xhosalanguage #isiXhosa
*** The ya serves the express purpose of lengthening
the word. It has no meaning!! So, if another word is
added into the sentence, the ya would fall away:
I learn is ndiyafunda but
I learn Xhosa is ndifunda isiXhosa (no ya)
you are trying - uyazama
you are trying a lot - uzama kakhulu
we are talking - siyathetha
we are talking Xhosa - sithetha isiXhosa
they’re going home – bayagoduka
they’re going home now – bagoduka ngoku
UBuntu Bridge has been teaching Xhosa since 2006, there are various products, learning services and tools at : https://www.learnxhosaonline.com/store
#ubuntu #learnxhosa #xhosa #xhosalanguage #isiXhosa