Jifunze Kiswahili

Below is a list of Swahili demonstratives for different noun classes:  NOUN CLASS Singular.                                 Plural M/MI.  mti huu,this tree,.                      mti…

DEMONSTRATIVES: THIS AND THAT This,that and plurals these and those are called DEMONSTRATIVES, from the latin demonstrare,to show,in Swahili,demonstrative are…

We proceed with our topic orders and wishes We may conclude from the above examples that: q.whenever the vowel immediately…

We proceed with our topic Orders and wishes Monosyllabic verbs from no exception here,so we have: Nije ,let me come,I…

THE SWAHILI NEGATIVE FORMS Swahili uses a different set of subject prefixes to express negations.The idea of negation is contained…

SOME ADVERBS OFTIME Juzi, a day before yesterday.                         Mwaka jana, last year Jana, yesterday.                                            Mwaka uliopita, last year Leo, to…

In asking questions about people, things ,time or place, the following words are used: Nani?Who?e.g.Nani wewe? Who are you? We…

TO BE IN A PLACE: KUWAKO This verb is also irregular in the present tense. In other tenses it is…

We proceed with our topic Swahili verbs The past Tense nilisoma, I read.                                                    Tulisoma, we read Ulisoma, you read.                                                Mlisoma,…

We proceed with our topic Swahili verbs A sentence contains a subject and predicate .if the subject is a person.…