# 否定形2 ## Tips

テキストでの teng の否定形は現代では「yo」に活用するのが一般的

* Mosadi ga a teng (Woman is not there) → Mosadi ga a yo. * Ga ke teng → Ga ke yo.

# leng (when)

* Lulu o ruta leng? - When does Lulu teach?

日常では「eng」(what)の発音と似ているが、「eng」は「えーん」と発音され、lengは「れん」と短くするとわかりやすい。

* Lulu o ruta eng? るる、おるたえーん？ ( What does Lulu teach? )

* Lulu o ruta leng? るる、おるた　えん？

# 場所を表す -ng

# メモ

* Ke nale potso - I have a question * Ke nale pene - I have a pen * A ga a se Motswana? - Is he not a Motswana? * Yuri ga se Motswana. - Yuri is not a Motswana * NB: Used when speaking about third person * A ga se Motswana? * toropo (work) → toropong (work place) * nkemele mo stoppong * ema mo stoppong * Ke a ko kerekeng - Im going to church * Ke ya ko kerekeng * The people are coming from church - Batho ba tswa (ko) kerekeng * When does church finish? - Kereke e tswa leng? * The nurses are in the train - Dinese di mo tereneng? * They are going to Mochudi - Ba ya ko Mochudi * The Minister is not going to Lobatse - Moruti ga a ye ko Lobatse. * He is in the class - O mo tlelaseng. * He is in the rain - O mo puleng * The son in law is not in the wagon/car - Mogwe ga a mo koloing * He is in the bus - O mo baseng * When does he work? - O bereka leng? * Ke tshwanetse go dira se - I have to do this. * Ke ne ke tshwanetse go dira se - I was supposed to do this. * Ke tlhoka go ya Gaborone - I need to go to Gaborone. * A ke tsame? - Is this for me? (e.g food) * A ke lame? Is this for me? (e.g letter) * A ke tsa gagwe? - is this for him/her? (e.g food) * A ke la gagwe? - Is this for him/her? (e.g a letter) * Ke batla go itse ~ - I want to know about ~ * ke nako man (what time is it?)