Soga Language - Some Useful Basic Grammar and Vocabulary

Some Useful Basic Grammar and Vocabulary

In common with other tonal Bantu languages, Lusoga has a noun class system in which prefixes on nouns mark membership of one of the noun genders. Pronouns, adjectives, and verbs reflect the noun gender of the nominal they refer to. Some examples of noun classes:

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