Jarrabawar neman aiki za ta fara yanzu.

now

Breakdown of Jarrabawar neman aiki za ta fara yanzu.

• fara: to start
• za: will
• ta: she/it

Questions & Answers about Jarrabawar neman aiki za ta fara yanzu.

What is the word-for-word breakdown of Jarrabawar neman aiki za ta fara yanzu?

A rough breakdown is:

• jarrabawar = the exam/test of ...
• neman aiki = seeking work / job seeking
• za ta = it will (for a singular feminine noun)
• fara = begin / start
• yanzu = now

So the whole sentence literally comes out close to:

• The job-seeking exam will begin now
• or more naturally, The employment test will start now

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Why is it jarrabawar, not just jarrabawa?

Because Hausa often links one noun to what follows by adding -n or -r.

Here:

• jarrabawa = exam/test
• jarrabawar = exam/test of ...

So jarrabawar neman aiki means something like the exam of job-seeking or the employment test.

This -r is a very common linker in Hausa, especially after certain noun forms, including many feminine nouns ending in -a.

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What exactly does neman aiki mean?

nema means .In this phrase, it appears as , which is the linked form used before its object.