"Mwalimu wa darasa anakuja kesho"
Translation:The class teacher is coming tomorrow
March 7, 2017
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Atakuja works too and is probably more proper. It's the same way we might say "I am coming tomorrow" which really means "I will come tomorrow."
The former English sentence could mean that you are coming right now while the latter can't though; what are the tenses we label them as again? Is it because Swahili doesn't distinguish between tenses that strictly (it only has li-, na-, me-, ta- did I miss out something) and thus different tenses in English might translate into the same in Swahili?
