Mia abono komenciĝos morgaŭ.

tomorrow

Breakdown of Mia abono komenciĝos morgaŭ.

• mia: my
• komenciĝi: to start
• abono: the subscription

Questions & Answers about Mia abono komenciĝos morgaŭ.

Why is there no separate word for will in this sentence?

In Esperanto, the future is usually shown by the verb ending -os, not by a separate word like English will.

So:

• komenciĝos = will start / will begin

You can break it down like this:

• komenc- = the root about beginning
• -iĝ- = become / get into a state
• -os = future tense

So the idea of will is already built into komenciĝos.

What does komenciĝos mean grammatically?

Komenciĝos is a future-tense verb.

More exactly, it comes from komenciĝi, which means to begin / to start in the sense of to become started.

Its parts are:

• komenc- = begin/start
• -iĝ- = become, get, come to be
• -os = future tense

So komenciĝos literally has the sense of will become started, which in normal English is just will begin or will start.

Why is it komenciĝos and not just komencos?