Home › Verbs › Zazaki › to wait “to wait” in Zazaki · Zazakî Zazaki (Zazakî) is spoken in eastern Anatolia and is considered endangered by UNESCO, every learner counts. It uses the Latin alphabet and shares many roots with Kurmanji while keeping a distinct grammar of its own.
Present
I Ez pawenona otobûs you (sg.) Tı pawenona otobûs he/she O paweno / A pawena otobûs we Ma pawenîme otobûs you (pl.) Şıma pawenê otobûs they Ê pawenê otobûs
Past
I Ez pawaya otobûs you (sg.) Tı pawaya otobûs he/she O pawa / A pawaya otobûs we Ma pawayî otobûs you (pl.) Şıma pawayî otobûs they Ê pawayî otobûs
Perfect
I Ez pawaya otobûs you (sg.) Tı pawaya otobûs he/she O pawayo / A pawaya otobûs we Ma pawayî otobûs you (pl.) Şıma pawayî otobûs they Ê pawayî otobûs
Future
I Ez ê bipawni otobûs you (sg.) Tı yê bipawnê otobûs he/she O yê bipawno / A yê bipawna otobûs we Ma yê bipawnîme otobûs you (pl.) Şıma yê bipawnê otobûs they Ê yê bipawnê otobûs
Reference: English conjugation Present
I I wait for the bus you (sg.) You wait for the bus he/she He/She waits for the bus we We wait for the bus you (pl.) You wait for the bus they They wait for the bus
Past
I I waited for the bus you (sg.) You waited for the bus he/she He/She waited for the bus we We waited for the bus you (pl.) You waited for the bus they They waited for the bus
Perfect
I I have waited for the bus you (sg.) You have waited for the bus he/she He/She has waited for the bus we We have waited for the bus you (pl.) You have waited for the bus they They have waited for the bus
Future
I I will wait for the bus you (sg.) You will wait for the bus he/she He/She will wait for the bus we We will wait for the bus you (pl.) You will wait for the bus they They will wait for the bus
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