Questions & Answers about Marejeo yako kwenye ukurasa wa mwisho.
In Swahili, the present tense of to be is often left out in simple statements like this.
So instead of saying something equivalent to Your references are on the last page, Swahili naturally says:
Marejeo yako kwenye ukurasa wa mwisho.
This is very common. The meaning of are is understood from context.
Marejeo usually means references, cross-references, or sometimes citations/references, depending on context.
It is the plural form of rejeo. In many practical contexts, it can refer to:
- references in a document
- bibliography-style references
- cross-references to other sections
So in this sentence, marejeo yako means your references.