Sige moadto nako! Sige moadto nata! Exact meaning and case of nako and nata?
In my book "Cebuano for Foreigner" I use the sentence "Sige moadto nako".
Cebuano having different use of cases for pronouns, I thought "nako" was accusative.
But I came to think that maybe it could be a contraction of "na" and "ko".
Can someone help me with this, please.
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Sige moadto nako = Ok, I will go now.
Sige moadto nata = Ok, We will go now.
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It most definitely is a contraction.
Sige, moadto na'ko = Sige, moadto na ako.
Sige, moadto na'ta = Sige, moadto na kita.
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Naku (which has stress on the syllable) is accusative
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Salamat kaayo!
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