Schedule & Booking

1. Re tla kopana neng?

   When shall we meet?

   Usage

   Used to fix a time to meet

   Grammar Note

   "kopana" means come together or meet, the root of "kopano" (meeting) (a regularly composed sentence)

2. Ke tla fihla mesong

   I will arrive in the morning

   Usage

   Used to say when you will arrive

   Grammar Note

   "mesong" means in the morning. A regularly composed sentence

3. Kopano e thoma neng?

   When does the meeting start?

   Usage

   Used to ask when a meeting starts

   Grammar Note

   A regularly composed sentence

4. Ke tla tla gosasa mesong

   I am coming tomorrow morning

   Usage

   Used to say you will come tomorrow morning

   Grammar Note

   "gosasa" means tomorrow; yesterday is "maabane" (a regularly composed sentence)

5. Ema gannyane, ke a akgofa

   Please wait a moment, I am hurrying

   Usage

   Used to tell someone waiting that you are hurrying

   Grammar Note

   "Ema gannyane" means wait a moment. "akgofa" means hurry (a regularly composed sentence)

6. Ke tla go tsebiša

   I will let you know

   Usage

   Used to promise to inform someone later

   Grammar Note

   "tsebiša" means inform. "go" is the object concord for "you" (a regularly composed sentence)

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