This Man 😂 Is the word, "May" a conjunction? 😂

😂 when he buys a suit, he’s going to start his own language.

'May' is a verb that expresses present or future 1. Omwamba may be a Kisii.2.The people may express their power directly or through their personal representatives.

Omwamba is a Kisii!

Kuna chances huyu ni son of the late Otieno Kajwang!

😂😂 my Nyanza brothers never disappoint

The word 'maaaaaayyy' optional! 😂😂😂

Otieno kajwang reborn

My in-laws never disappoint! Only a tall dark handsome luo men could have swept me off my feet! Wonderful genes for posterity!!!

😂his accent. Anakaa mjaluo wa Homabay 😂.

Maaaaaaay 😂😂😂

@MakariosJangima @Eymoi_Jnr May is not a mandatory adjective as per this guy from homa bay 😂😂

@Aisokeybe8271

In Law, sometimes the word “may” can mean “shall” or “must” to imply compulsion. We often overlook that, May & Shall can be used interchangeably (if the context requires such interpretation)

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😂he's right though.

@gabrieloguda COME SEE YOUR PIPO😂😂😂

May is a modal verb which denotes a possibility of an action taking place or existing.

A modal verb.

@DennoMosomi wewe unajua kisungu kweli?😂😂😂

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In this case, its used as "(modal, defective, auxiliary) Used to express a present or future possibility; aspectually, this sense takes a simple, progressive/continuous or perfect bare infinitive."

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Yeah

No wonder Akotheeee got twisted by the Paki. She must hve tried to teach the Paki the queens langauge. Paki was cleverer. He won the Game. do you see the wider CONNOTATION.

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That's true 😂😂

@PaulWataka3