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DUKANI Tatu aliwaambia watoto wake waende dukani kunununa vitu.Chausiku alisema ,”Mama nitakwenda peke yangu dukani siogopi kitu”Mashaka alivyosikia vile alifurahi…

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We proceed with our topic today Chenga: Je,nikusindikize? Sina kazi,nitafurahi kwenda nawe. Tatu:Ukitaka twende, Naogopa kwenda peke yangu. Chenga: Ni…

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TATU AENDA SOKONI Msamiati Soko,sokoni.                             market,in the market place Mji,mjini,.                                   town,in the town Njia,njiani.                                 Way,on the way Basi,mabasi.                            Bus,buses Basi,.                                        …

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SWAHILI FOR INTERMIDIATE VOCABULARY Nyumbani,.                            at home Shuleni.                                  at school Chakula bora.                        Good, nourishing food Yai,mayai.                            egg, eggs Maziwa,.                                Milk…

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We will continue with our topic SWAHILI ADVERBS AND PREPOSITIONS. Useful Expressions Fanya hivi,.                                                   Do (it)this way. Usifanye hivi,.                                               I…

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We will continue with our topic Relatives In the future tense, the relative particle kapo is used,e.g Utakapo kuja……                         When…

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We proceed with our topic The Impersonal and the reciprocal forms of verbs Useful Expressions Kuna nini?       …

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SWAHILI AUXILIARY VERBS In Swahili two verbs are used as auxiliary verbs,namely,kuwa”,”to be”and kuisha,”to be completed “, This last verb…

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We continue with our topic THE PASSIVE VOICE The passive voice in the negative offers no special difficulty.It follows the…

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POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS In Swahili the possessive pronouns are treated like adjectives, They take nominal prefixes,as shown below: -angu,my,mine                                  -etu, our,ours…

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