"E-mails from home"

Translation: Barua pepe kutoka nyumbani

[ma_drane]

Isn't kutoka a verb ?

[juryrigging]

My understanding is that, while kutoka is a verb meaning "to come from", it also serves as the preposition "from".

[AGreatUserName]

I've also seen just the stem toka used for this occasionally ... it might even be somewhere in this course, but I can't remember.

[BwanaSimba]

I found that you can use both toka and kutoka: Kutoka/toka kijiji chetu hadi/mpaka/kufika nyumba yake ni safari ya masaa mawili. "From our village to his house is a two-hour trip".

[SmartinTZ]

Why is this even in the questions lesson in the first place?

[__phil__]

This should probably also accept zinazotoka/ambazo kutoka because that seems to be part of the implication of the English, no? As in, the English reads w an implied: emails that come from home

[machieng]

if you use 'amba-' it would be ambazo hutoka/zinatoka, but yes, they're correct translations. Added!

[-J.J.]

Also inatoka since it is a thing