we

How to say it

Meaning

the second-person singular pronoun stem 'you,' found combined with connectors such as na- ('and, also') and nka- ('like').

Good to know

A bound form; the independent pronoun is wewe. Common combinations include nawe ('and you, you too'), weho ('you, in contrast'), and nkawe ('like you').

Examples

• Nawe uzaza ejo?Will you come too, tomorrow?
• Weho, ubona iki?As for you, what do you see?
• Ntiwoba nkawe.I could not be like you.
• Nawe urakoze.Thank you too.

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