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==Adverb== | ==Adverb== | ||
# {{cx|idomatic}} Indicates enthusiastic agreement. <> sosai mana. E mana! | # {{cx|idomatic}} Indicates enthusiastic agreement. <> sosai mana. E [[mana]]! | ||
[[Category:English lemmas]] | [[Category:English lemmas]] | ||
==Expression== | ==Expression== | ||
Latest revision as of 15:37, 7 July 2019
Pronunciation
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Adverb
- (idomatic) Indicates enthusiastic agreement. <> sosai mana. E mana!
Expression
Expression |
- You use of course to suggest that something is usual or well-known, and should be expected by the person you are talking to. <> tabbas, ba shakka.
- Of course some pointed to examples of species <> Ba shakka wasu daga cikinsu sun nuna misalan yadda wasu jinsun halittun --bbchausa verticals/079
- The weather, of course, changes from day to day.
- Winning gold was difficult, of course.
- Of course it's important to back up your files.
- You use of course to make what you say sound stronger. <> sosai, ƙwarai!
- Can you try again? Of course you can.
- Of course two plus two is four. What else would it be?
- "Would you help me?" "Of course!"
- "Would it be OK to be a bit late?" "Of course not! Hurry up!"