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kuni1yet; even though; regardless of; all the whileAabhengi̱ye kwisa kuni niiye aabu̱ghi̱ye bighambo bi̱bhi̱i̱hi̱ye.He has refused to come and yet he is the one who spoke bad words.Aasi̱ye kuni baamughambiiye bati ataasa.He has come and yet they had told him not to come.9.6.2.9Concession9.6.1.5But9.6.3.1Markers of transition
na1with9.6.1.3Association9.5.2.2With, be with9.5.2.1Together9.5.3.3With (a patient)9.5.2.3With, do with someone8.4.5.2.2At the same time9.6.1.4Combinative relation2andMusa na Yohaana bakwete kughenda.Moses and John are going.Synkanditi̱19.2.5.2Clause conjunctions9.6.3.1Markers of transition 9.2.5.1Phrase conjunctions9.2.5.3Sentence conjunctions9.6.1.1And, also9.2.5Conjunctions
nangabecauseTaakoli̱ye mu ofi̱i̱si̱ nanga mukali̱ we alwaye.He has not worked in the office because his wife is sick.9.6.2.5Cause9.2.5.2Clause conjunctions9.6.3.1Markers of transition 9.2.5.3Sentence conjunctions
naabukaliyet; even though; regardless of; all the while9.6.2.9Concession9.6.1.5But9.6.3.1Markers of transition 9.6.3Discourse markers9.6.2.8Condition9.2.5Conjunctions
niikuwothen; so thatNkwisa niikuwo tuhanuule hamui.I will come so that we can talk together.8.4.5.1Order, sequence9.6.2.7Purpose 8.4.5Relative time9.6.2.6Result9.6.3.1Markers of transition 9.2.5.3Sentence conjunctions8.4.5.2.1After