Honestly, I don't know if I have this sentence grammatically correct. I may be leaving out a word between the ninaota and Afrika, a word that would mean "of" (which in this case i think might be "kwa"). Our text book was really vague on the uses of these words, so I haven't been able to determine if need it. Alas.
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fave flickerpic: ninaota afrika... please explain.
-ota means 'dream"
Ni- means "I"
-na- is the tense marker indicating present tense
So Ni+na+ota="I am dreaming" (of Africa)
Honestly, I don't know if I have this sentence grammatically correct. I may be leaving out a word between the ninaota and Afrika, a word that would mean "of" (which in this case i think might be "kwa"). Our text book was really vague on the uses of these words, so I haven't been able to determine if need it. Alas.
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