klukuk, n.tomorrow; the next or following day.
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klukukv.s. be tomorrow; be the next or following day.
lekukukv.s.hypo.when tomorrow arrives.
a lebocha lekukukexpr.when the next day arrives.
er a kebesenge er a klukukexpr.tomorrow evening.
er a klukuk er a kebesengeiexpr.tomorrow evening.
er a klukuk er a tutauexpr.tomorrow morning.
Examples:
> Droteo said that he can come to your party tomorrow.
> I'll certainly come tomorrow.
> Tomorrow they're coming to my house.
> Perhaps I'll go to school tomorrow.
> I'm going to study tomorrow.
Proverbs:
> It's like the feast of Ngchesar, postoned till tomarrow, then the next, and forever.
You keep sayng tomorrow, tomorrow. You're lucky there's a tomorrow. Presumably, in the past the village of Ngchesar in central Palau tried and tried again to schedule a mur, the largest, villagewide feast conducted in Palau. But for various reasons the feast was forever postponed. The saying applies to the risk of procrastination.
More Examples:
> Where are you going tomorrow?
> Are you going to school tomorrow?
> Have you all agreed what we will be doing tomorrow?
> May I go to sleep until tomorrow.
> it is likely that it will be windy tomorrow, lets just hope it doesnt get too strong.
tutau
, n.morning; this morning.
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n.Palau morning bird.
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v.s.be morning.
tutungangv.s.inch.is becoming or getting to be morning.
a letutauexpr.mornings; in the morning.
er a elecha el tutauexpr.this morning.
er a tutau er a klukukexpr.tomorrow morning.
ungil el tutauexpr.good morning.
See also:
Examples:
> It's getting to be morning, so you'd better be leaving.
> Hello, good morning.
Proverbs:
> Be strong, morning is nigh.
Keep a stiff upper lip - things will improve (lit. morning is approaching). Encouragement to the depressed to take heart.
More Examples:
> My wife helped me this morning. Im so grateful.
> A dog bit my child this mornng.
> Good Morning.
> What did Mary drink for breakfast yesterday?
> My mom went for a check up this morning. I went to drop her off.

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