Questions & Answers about Horon zai fara gobe.
What does horon mean here, and why does it end in -n?
Horo means training or instruction. In horon, the final -n is a very common Hausa ending that often appears when a noun is being used in a definite or connected sense, like the training.
So in this sentence, horon is best understood as the training.
What does zai mean?
Zai is a future marker plus subject agreement. Here it means he/she/it will.
Since horon is being treated as the subject, zai gives the meaning it will.
So:
- zai = will / it will in this sentence
Why is it zai and not just one word meaning will?