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Magigi wrote:Mastermind wrote:Magigi wrote:Muriel wrote:radio wrote:digitek1 wrote:bkismat wrote:Lolest! wrote:masukuma wrote:kiriita wrote:Muriel wrote:Lolest! wrote:Back then, I was taught that the apostrophe is to be used in the following cases:
1. Show ownership e.g. Dida's wife
Lolest, what about Didas' wife? Is there anything like that? That would mean the guy's name is Didas, no? or many guys called Dida having one wife  It is correct if the name is Didas and not Dida. in that case it will be Didases wife  @digitek1, stick to digits. How does above show ownership!? If it is many Didas who own the wife (like the Mombasa chaps), it would be Didas' wife like @Lolest says above! Mr. Dida has a wife > she is Dida's wife Mr. Didas has a wife > she is Didas' wife Mr. A. Dida & Mr. B Dida have wives > they are the Didas's wives? ...right there... a guy who never slept when teacher wanjku was teaching grammar... Magigi unapenda alama za duku duku sana. ....saaaaaaanaaaa...ndio fikra... What is alama za duku duku? And what is its relation to what Magigi has said? I am lost. 
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