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# {{countable}} A '''talk''' is a [[lecture]] or a [[speech]]. <> [[magana]], [[zance]], [[jawabi]]
# {{countable}} A '''talk''' is a [[lecture]] or a [[speech]]. <> [[magana]], [[zance]], [[jawabi]], [[hira]], [[taɗi]]
#: ''I liked the '''talk''' he gave to the students.''
#: ''I liked the '''talk''' he gave to the students.''
# {{uncountable}} A '''talk''' is the words that a person [[say]]s <> [[kalmomi]]n da mutum kan [[cewa]]
# {{uncountable}} A '''talk''' is the words that a person [[say]]s <> [[kalmomi]]n da mutum kan [[cewa]]

Revision as of 14:49, 29 July 2016

Noun

Singular
talk

Plural
talks

Tilo
magana

Jam'i
maganganu

  1. (countable) A talk is a lecture or a speech. <> magana, zance, jawabi, hira, taɗi
    I liked the talk he gave to the students.
  2. (uncountable) A talk is the words that a person says <> kalmomin da mutum kan cewa
    His talk is meaningless.

Verb

Plain form (yanzu)
talk

3rd-person singular (ana cikin yi)
talks

Past tense (ya wuce)
talked

Past participle (ya wuce)
talked

Present participle (ana cikin yi)
talking

  1. yi magana, faɗi/faɗa, tattaunawa <> (intransitive) to speak; any sound from a person's mouth.
    He talks with him daily.