- JLU spelling
- a go
- Also written
- A go, A guh, Aguh
What “Ago” means
Ago (or a go) marks the future, like "going to": "mi ago tell yuh someting" means "I'm going to tell you something". It can also simply mean going somewhere: "mi a go a town".
Examples
Mi ago tell yuh someting
I'm going to tell you something.
Mi a go buy a car
I am going to buy a car.
Weh yuh a go?
Where are you going?
How to use it
Everyday grammar. It's the most common way to talk about plans and things about to happen.
Where usage varies
It's written both as one word (ago) and two (a go), and "go" is often pronounced and spelled "guh".