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Ukiona hivyo ujue huyo mtu amechoka na unyanyasi....
 
Wangemwachia tu huyu Lissu Watanzania hawataki sana amepata shida sana huyu kuanzia kupigwa risasi hadi mahabusu.
 
Dah kiingereza kilipobakwa."When is that date,if that I the case @mods please futa thread hii"
Matatizo ya kukurupuka.
What's the date or when is the date?


elimika
The "what" is asking for a specific name / figure denoting a point in time, and the "when" is actually asking for a point in time - the answer does not have to take the form of a date. For example you could answer "tomorrow", or "in 4 weeks", whereas the first question specifically asks for a date

Both are correct. Likewise, What is the DEADLINE? or When is the DEADLINE?


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In casual, every day use, both would be fine, but if you want to be strict, you would either say:
"What is the due date for this assignment" or "When is this assignment due?"
The "what" is asking for a specific name / figure denoting a point in time, and the "when" is actually asking for a point in time - the answer does not have to take the form of a date. For example you could answer "tomorrow", or "in 4 weeks", whereas the first question specifically asks for a date.
 
Halafu wewe umeandika nini?Pamoja na kukimbilia kamusi bado hujajua kosa lako?
 
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