Mi anoncos la programon morgaŭ.

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Breakdown of Mi anoncos la programon morgaŭ.

• la: the
• morgaŭ: tomorrow
• programo: the program

Questions & Answers about Mi anoncos la programon morgaŭ.

What does Mi mean, and is it always used for I?

Yes. Mi is the Esperanto pronoun for I.

Unlike English, Esperanto pronouns do not change for subject/object in the same way for I/me. The subject form is mi, and the object form would be min if needed.

In this sentence, Mi is the subject: the person doing the announcing.

Why is the verb anoncos and not something like will announce?

Esperanto usually shows tense with a single verb ending instead of using an extra helping verb like will.

• anonci = to announce
• anoncas = announce / am announcing
• anoncis = announced
• anoncos = will announce

So anoncos means will announce. The ending -os marks the future tense.

What is the base form of anoncos?