Breakdown of Kesho asubuhi, tutatembea mashariki mwa mji.
Questions & Answers about Kesho asubuhi, tutatembea mashariki mwa mji.
Kesho means tomorrow and asubuhi means morning.
Together, kesho asubuhi means tomorrow morning. In Swahili, time expressions like this often come at the beginning of the sentence.
In Swahili, the subject is usually built into the verb.
In tutatembea:
- tu- = we
- -ta- = future
- -tembea = walk
So tutatembea already includes the idea of we will walk.
The future is marked by -ta- inside the verb.
So:
- tu- = we
- -ta- = will
- -tembea = walk
That means tutatembea = we will walk.
Swahili usually does not need a separate word like English will.