Kòmkwa
- as if to say, supposedly, claiming that
- Used to introduce something that is being claimed or made to seem true.
1. Conjunction
- Yo meprize m, kòmkwa yo pa ka fè m konfyans.
- They look down on me, as if they cannot trust me.
Examples
- Both kòmkwa and kòmsi can mean as if or as though.
- Kòmsi is commonly used to describe how something seems or how someone acts.
- Kòmkwa often introduces something that is being claimed, suggested, or made to seem true. Because of this, it can sometimes express doubt, criticism, or accusation.
- The two words can have similar meanings, but they are not always used in exactly the same way.
- See the definition of Kòmsi for more information.