Swahili conjunctions with examples and English translations

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Swahili conjunctions

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le mois dernier : o mês passado, last month
l’année dernière : o ano passado, last year
demain : amanhã, tomorrow
demain matin : amanhã de manhã, tomorrow morning
demain après-midi : amanhã à tarde, tomorrow afternoon
demain soir : amanhã à noite, tomorrow evening
la semaine prochaine : a semana que vem, next week
le mois prochain : o mês que vem, next month
l’année prochaine : o ano que vem, next year
dans un mois : em um mês, in a month
à l’avenir : no futuro, in the future


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