Breakdown of Tangazo litasomwa kwa redio ya shule kila saa.
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litasomwa means will be read and is a future-passive verb. It breaks down into:
• li-: subject prefix for class 5 (agreeing with tangazo)
• -ta-: future tense marker
• -som-: root from soma (to read)
• -wa: passive voice suffix
• -a: final vowel for indicative mood
Putting it together: li-ta-som-wa-a → litasomwa.
Yes. You could front the medium for emphasis:
Kwa redio ya shule, tangazo litasomwa kila saa
The sentence still means The announcement will be read on the school radio every hour.
Use the plural noun matangazo and its class 6 prefix ya-:
Matangazo yatasomwa kwa redio ya shule kila saa
Here ya- agrees with matangazo, -ta- remains the future marker, and -somwa is the passive.