Difference between revisions of "when"

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from English when

The word is used more orally than in written texts.

when: at that time -- we dey use am show direct and indirect question for time

So all dese things put togeda, and when you go enter gallop, pah! — (LAG_31_Road-Safety_MG__58, So putting all these things together, and when you go into a ditch, pah!)

When e go end? — (jw__44607, __when will it end?__)

we dey use am join clause for time

E feel the pain wey we dey feel when person wey we love die. — (jw__20306, __no translation__)
dep (frequency:10)
conj (frequency:5)
dem go just go lock di thing to make sure say people-- you know say when people dey suffer. — (deuber__5866, __no translation__)

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	#: {{ux\|dv\|So all dese things put togeda, and '''when''' you go enter gallop, pah! \|(LAG_31_Road-Safety_MG__58, So putting all these things together, and when you go into a ditch, pah!)}}		#: {{ux\|dv\|So all dese things put togeda, and '''when''' you go enter gallop, pah! \|(LAG_31_Road-Safety_MG__58, So putting all these things together, and when you go into a ditch, pah!)}}
−	#: {{ux\|dv\|'''When''' e go end? \|(jw__44607, ~~__no translation__~~)}}	+	#: {{ux\|dv\|'''When''' e go end? \|(jw__44607, __when will it end?__)}}