"Nitalinunua embe kubwa"

Translation:I will buy the big mango

November 13, 2018

So, to say I will buy A big mango, would it be Nitanunua embe kubwa?

exactly!

Thank you!

What is the difference between this and saying nitanunua embe kubwa?

That means 'I will buy a big mango'

Using this as an example of object infix is wrong and confusing. Please stop doing this. 17022020

How so?

I don't think usong the obj. infix in this situation serves any purpose and takes away from better uses of it, such as: "I will buy it tomorrow!"

Object infixes have more than one function, and one doesn't take away from the other

So what exactly does this sentence mean? If "I will buy a big mango," is incorrect, why mark that answer as correct every time ive answered it?