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Plural yana nufin jam'i (wato abubuwa masu yawa). Pluralization in English are pretty easy to accomplish (as opposed to Hausa) with a few basic rules. One can usually add s to a word (hat→hats); if the word ends with an o, usually add es (hero→heroes); same as if the word ends with s, x, z, ch, or sh (glass→glasses, church→churches, box→boxes, bush→bushes). Hausa plurals on the other hand, although there is a system to their formation, i.e. some patterns can emerge, their overall picture can be complex and confusing.

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	Plural yana nufin [[jam'i]] (wato abubuwa [[masu yawa]]). Pluralization in English are pretty easy to accomplish (as opposed to Hausa) with a few basic rules. One can usually add s to a word ([[hat]]→[[hats]]); if the word ends with an o, usually add es ([[hero]]→[[heroes]]); same as if the word ends with s, x, z, ch, or sh ([[glass]]→[[glasses]], [[church]]→[[churches]], [[box]]→[[boxes]], [[bush]]→[[bushes]]). Hausa plurals on the other hand, although there is a system to their formation, i.e. some patterns can emerge, their overall picture can be complex and confusing.		Plural yana nufin [[jam'i]] (wato abubuwa [[masu yawa]]). Pluralization in English are pretty easy to accomplish (as opposed to Hausa) with a few basic rules. One can usually add s to a word ([[hat]]→[[hats]]); if the word ends with an o, usually add es ([[hero]]→[[heroes]]); same as if the word ends with s, x, z, ch, or sh ([[glass]]→[[glasses]], [[church]]→[[churches]], [[box]]→[[boxes]], [[bush]]→[[bushes]]). Hausa plurals on the other hand, although there is a system to their formation, i.e. some patterns can emerge, their overall picture can be complex and confusing.
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